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SkySails: Go Fly einen Drachen, und Save the World

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Während wir dazu neigen, sich auf Unguzzle Technologien, da sie für die persönliche Transport auf NextAutos, wir machen gelegentlich laufen über eine neuartige Idee oder zwei in der Welt, die Verdienste Kommentar und Austausch. Dies ist der Fall mit dem Namen entsprechend SkySails-Gesellschaft (wir lesen, dass über die in der Nov / Dezember Ausgabe der Zeitschrift Gute), die sich mit alten Technologie, um große Gewinne in der Kraftstoffverbrauch von Tiefsee Dumper.

Das Produkt aus deutscher Ingenieur, Erfinder, und Kite-Flyer Stephan Wrage, die SkySail ist eine massive Fallschirm-ähnlichen Gerät, kann tatsächlich ziehen ein Ozean Frachter in der gesamten Oberfläche des Wassers. Auf 3000 Quadrat-Fuß in Größe und höher, die Segel sind computergesteuert zur Maximierung der Wirkung, und wenn es um Netto-Wirkungsgrad Gewinne in der Größenordnung von 35 Prozent. Diese Ergebnisse können einen langen Wegen zur Rechtfertigung der großen Höhe des Kaufpreises der SkySails-von 600.000 Dollar den ganzen Weg bis zu 4 Millionen Dollar. Auf einer kürzlich 14.000 Meilen Test Reise, die MS Beluga SkySails verwendet die massive Drachen zu erreichen, was beliefen sich auf Einsparungen in Höhe von etwa $ 2000 pro Tag.

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