Be it any mode of power generation- thermal, hydro, wind , nuclear etc. At the end, they move a turbine. Most of the ower produced is by a synchronous generator attached to the rotating turbine.
Advantages:
· Increased generation capability to 1000GW.
· better grid stability.
· The efficiency will increase( beyond 99% thus reducing the energy losses by over 50%).
· Lower life cycle costs
· Lesser pollution per unit energy .[ A 1,000 MW superconducting generator could save as much as $4 million per year in reduced losses per generator]
· Reduction in size and weight.(1/3 the overall volume of its conventional equivalent)
· System impact: ( 1. lower armature reaction .
2. capability of being significantly overexcited to permit power factor
correction without adding synchronous reactors or capacitors to the
power system)
· Reduced expenses.
Japan, USA and some other countries are doing research on it…..Lets see when this dream comes into reality……….Let there be no resistance in the path of its success. J
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For further reading:
http://edition.cnn.com/2011/TECH/innovation/07/21/mining.moon.helium3/?is_LR=1
ReplyDeleteThe article says that to continue the research on fusion, researchers need helium-3, whose supply is limited in earth. So they are thinking of bringing it from moon which has 100kg of it. According to me, we humans have no right to exploit universe for our benefit......