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Bentu, la turbina eolica portatile.
Our innovative wind turbine Bentu opens up new scenarios in the Portable Renewable Energy Market using materials typical of windsurfing applications, The turbine we will exhibit has a 1.6m diameter, producing a power of 400W at the design wind speed of 12.5 m/s with an overall weight of 10 kg including carbon fibre pole, generator and batteries. The project was initiated by Daniele Valentini’s idea, and developed in collaboration with the Department of Industrial Engineering atf the University of Rome Tor Vergata, with the participation of Prof. Vincenzo Mulone and BEng. Leonardo Mascarino.
Italy
Daniele Valentini, Vincenzo Mulone, Leonardo Mascarino
Born in Rome in 1981, Daniele Valentini, works as a Captain and Instructor on Boeing 737 Jets. In his spare time he has been working on CAD Design, CNC Machining, and 3D Printing for innovative-prototype-making. He gained already experience in designing and sewing of both kite and windsurfing sails.
Vincenzo Mulone is associate professor of energy conversion at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, where he teaches advanced fluid machinery and renewable energy courses. His research activities have been mainly done on combustion engines, hybrid/electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cells, wind and biomass energy. He is author of over 120 papers and 1 book.
Leonardo Mascarino was born in Rome in 1996; he got his Bachelor Degree in Energy Engineering with a Thesis developed on designing the Bentu wind turbine. He is attending now the MSc. in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
Vincenzo Mulone is associate professor of energy conversion at the University of Rome Tor Vergata, where he teaches advanced fluid machinery and renewable energy courses. His research activities have been mainly done on combustion engines, hybrid/electric vehicles, hydrogen fuel cells, wind and biomass energy. He is author of over 120 papers and 1 book.
Leonardo Mascarino was born in Rome in 1996; he got his Bachelor Degree in Energy Engineering with a Thesis developed on designing the Bentu wind turbine. He is attending now the MSc. in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Rome Tor Vergata.
A3 (pav. 3) -
D. Valentini, V. Mulone, L. Mascarino, R. Vendetti
2019
