Review the mechanical design features in details, construction and so on of the

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Review the mechanical design features in details, construction and so on of the flywheel energy storage. Review the mechanical design features in details, construction and so on of the flywheel energy storage. Review the mechanical design features in details, construction and so on of the flywheel energy storage. Talk about the mechanical design features it has in details. Include diagrams, equations, talk about is construction, materials and so on. compare the flywheel mechanical aspect with other flywheel mechanical systems that are in operation. Fly wheel Energy storage device Axes of Rotation Upper Magnetic Bearings Motor Generator Rotor Protective Shield Vacuum Pump Lower Magnetic Bearings

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With fossil fuel problems in recent times in terms of health , envoirnment effect we have seen after first earth summit in 1992 rio brazil where some concensus came for sustainable devlopement and recently we have seen world pushing with renewable energy to get on borad with devlopement in envoirnment friendly way.

Now with paris accord in 2015 among nation by UNFCC(united nation framework on climate change)most CO2 emmiting countries have come aboard on renewable technology.Now countries like INDIA and china pushing higher on going with solar energy to harness there solar radiation.There are many challeges they have to face on among that is solar energy .Before going deep in solar lets talk about some basic things required to make solar power plant.

1)Site with better solar radiation

2)climate Data to decide MPPT(maximum power point ) which site can give

3)Land acquisation from farmers or land owneres this some time delays the work due to legal frame work of particular country.

4)Equipment manufacturing like pv sell arrays ,batteries to store energy ,substation.

5)SCADA based system for connecting the power to grid .

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