Wind Turbines Contributing to Man Made Global Warming

[Colin norris]

Hahahaha, dumbass can not reply without blowing the whole scam

Building more stuff. Building bigger stuff. Building more and bigger with a very tiny return does not contribute to man made global warming, how?

Doesn't it? Ok. I didn't know you were a climate denier. Well done

 

[elektra]

Doesn't it? Ok. I didn't know you were a climate denier. Well done

How does building more with heavy industry (that returns less) fix the climate.

This has nothing to do with if I believe in your religion or not. This is about you being able to use common sense and admit the solution you propose creates more HEAVY INDUSTRY, which you claim is the problem.

 

[elektra]

Install solar system of 5 kw or larger, two powerwall batteries, and you have power day and night from solar. And if the grid goes down, you still have power day and night. And you can sell your excess power to the grid.

That is a lie.

Where are your links that prove each of the points you try to make.

You can't link cause you are a liar.

 

[Colin norris]

How does building more with heavy industry (that returns less) fix the climate.

This has nothing to do with if I believe in your religion or not. This is about you being able to use common sense and admit the solution you propose creates more HEAVY INDUSTRY, which you claim is the problem.

You're too stupid to learn anything. It would be easier to push a chain than teach you anything.
Stick with that hideous bible.

 

[elektra]

You're too stupid to learn anything. It would be easier to push a chain than teach you anything.
Stick with that hideous bible.

One could argue that it is you that displays stupidity. You are the one here that can only insult. What does that say about you and your opinion? You claim you are right but you can not articulate how.

I will come back after the weekend for your response. That way you don't feel pressured while looking up the big words.

 

[elektra]

Nuclear power is fine by me. And in another decade or two we can start using fusion power and eliminating the radioactive waste problem.

crick, you said I never link to anything? I think you lied.

 

[Crick]

crick, you said I never link to anything? I think you lied.

You said you link to more studies than do I. You claimed I'd said a half dozen things I never said. I KNOW you lied

 

[Crick]

That is a lie.

Where are your links that prove each of the points you try to make.

You can't link cause you are a liar.

Interesting comment coming from you.

 

[elektra]

Interesting comment coming from you.

where are the ten links to studies, you said you could link to over a 100, have linked to over a 100, could I please see ten? Right now.

 

[elektra]

You said you link to more studies than do I. You claimed I'd said a half dozen things I never said. I KNOW you lied

you did say synthetic oil did not come from fossil fuels

 

[Crick]

you did say synthetic oil did not come from fossil fuels

No, I did not. I suggested it for lubricating wind turbines when you said we shouldn't use petroleum for that purpose. It was tongue-in-cheek but it flew right over your head.

 

[elektra]

No, I did not. I suggested it for lubricating wind turbines when you said we shouldn't use petroleum for that purpose. It was tongue-in-cheek but it flew right over your head.

I can go back to said tit for tat, you should really quote, because you distort what is said, you certainly paraphrase poorly.

 

[Crick]

I can go back to said tit for tat, you should really quote, because you distort what is said, you certainly paraphrase poorly.

Who gives a shit. You can use coal tar to lubricate wind turbines if you want. It isn't going to produce any significant amount of GHG emissions.

 

[elektra]

Who gives a shit. You can use coal tar to lubricate wind turbines if you want. It isn't going to produce any significant amount of GHG emissions.

Coal tar, again, crick you show your ignorance. I will quote and link for you, just like you demand. Enough of me toying with your emotions, from now on I will use technical, engineering, information to show just how wrong you are crick.

Choosing the right lubricant for today’s wind turbines

By Shubhamita Basu, Ph.D., North America Product Manager, Industrial Oils; Carlos Nazario, North America Product Manager, Grease Additives; and Gareth Fish, Ph.D., Technical Fellow, Industrial Additives and Greases; Lubrizol Wind energy has steadily become one of the strongest components of...

www.windpowerengineering.com

Synthetic industrial gear oils formulated with polyalphaolefin (PAO) are used in wind turbine gearboxes to maintain oil performance for longer periods of time while keeping a low operating temperature compared to conventional mineral oil-based industrial gear oil.

This innovative PP technology improves traction coefficients, film thicknesses and energy efficiencies while reducing operating temperatures. This demonstrates the differentiation between the improved fluid technologies and traditional IGO and OGL formulations.
As the United States increases its wind energy capacity, it will be important for manufacturers and developers to understand the most low-cost, effective way to protect their industrial gear and open gear systems. With the increased use of synthetic lubricants containing performance polymers, such protection will become that much easier.

This is a picture of where wind turbine synthetic lubricants begin, an oil refinery or steam cracker

 

[Crick]

Coal tar, again, crick you show your ignorance. I will quote and link for you, just like you demand. Enough of me toying with your emotions, from now on I will use technical, engineering, information to show just how wrong you are crick.

Coal tar? The wind turbine industry disagrees, the also disagree with crick's idea that Olive oil could be used.

Choosing the right lubricant for today’s wind turbines

By Shubhamita Basu, Ph.D., North America Product Manager, Industrial Oils; Carlos Nazario, North America Product Manager, Grease Additives; and Gareth Fish, Ph.D., Technical Fellow, Industrial Additives and Greases; Lubrizol Wind energy has steadily become one of the strongest components of...

www.windpowerengineering.com

And this is a picture of where this nice wind turbine synthetic lubricant begins, an oil refinery or steam cracker

You have the communication skills of a third grader.

 

[elektra]

You have the communication skills of a third grader.

I am always willing to go the extra mile and make it easy for you to understand, I know you need pictures as well so I am including a picture of where Wind Turbine Synthetic Lubricants originate.

Choosing the right lubricant for today’s wind turbines

Synthetic industrial gear oils formulated with polyalphaolefin (PAO) are used in wind turbine gearboxes to maintain oil performance for longer periods of time while keeping a low operating temperature compared to conventional mineral oil-based industrial gear oil.

 

[Crick]

I am always willing to go the extra mile and make it easy for you to understand, I know you need pictures as well so I am including a picture of where Wind Turbine Synthetic Lubricants originate.

Choosing the right lubricant for today’s wind turbines

ALL HANDS! Be advised not to attempt humor with poster Elektra. He won't get it and will assume you are being serious. Or attempt humor that works specifically in that mode.

 

[elektra]

ALL HANDS! Be advised not to attempt humor with poster Elektra. He won't get it and will assume you are being serious. Or attempt humor that works specifically in that mode.

Lets make sure everyone sees, reads, that humor you are talking about, crick, here it is;

Crick said:
You have the communication skills of a third grader.

I get it now, hahahahahahahahah

 

[Crick]

Lets make sure everyone sees, reads, that humor you are talking about, crick, here it is;

I get it now, hahahahahahahahah

Sorry. I guess I should have said "second grader". That was my reaction to your response to my attempt at humor. "Coal tar" was a joke, fool

 

[Concerned American]

Sorry. I guess I should have said "second grader". That was my reaction to your response to my attempt at humor. "Coal tar" was a joke, fool

Your whole take on climate change is a joke. How can anyone differentiate between when you are serious and when you are joking--do you know?