Lecture

Wind and Water Energy

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Description

This lecture discusses the energy derived from air and water, focusing on wind, hydraulic, and tidal energy. It explains the concepts of potential energy, incompressibility, and energy extraction through turbines, highlighting the conversion of mechanical energy into kinetic energy for propulsion.

Instructor

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