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This is actually a comment on perpetual pendulum as the add comment button didn`t work.Entropy law says that wind can move from high to low temperature area.It also says that wind can move from high presuure area to low pressure area.Now doesn`t a moving ordinary wind turbine produce a high pressure area on one side of it and a low pressure area on the other side even if there is no temperature differential between the two areas.I also find it hard to believe this.
antripathy, Oct 07 2009
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I'm not sure what it is that you are having a hard time believing. There is a pressure difference on either side of a moving turbine blade, but the turbine doesn't actually create this difference. The wind blowing against the turbine creates this pressure difference. The wind itself is created by large scale differences in atmospheric pressure. Temperature differences don't create wind directly, but create pressure differences that then produce wind. A difference in pressure will create wind whether there is a difference in temperature or not.
Difficult to answer.Thanks for the useful analysis.