- H2020 ::
Horizon 2020
- H2 hydrogen
- H2 ship
- H&S health and safety matters in
AWE.
- h/w H/W may be:
"hardware" in aerospace jargon. What does it mean in context? Link
to some other smart jargon:
Smart Jargon
"flying turbine h/w" translates to "flying turbine hardware"
M128
- ha
1 hectare = 10 000 m^2 Many AWECS
cost some use of land, not all.
- Hadley cell
wiki
- Hadzicki, Joe
OurFolder |
Hadzicki Brothers |
FWHGA | Rev Kite or Revolution
Kite |
- HAE Hydrogen-Assisted Economy
- Hagedoorn (1912-2000) J. H. Hagedoorn
- Hagedoorn hapa
- Haggard, Roy. Roy A.
Haggard.
- Hang gliding pioneer
- Inventor
- Parafoil
mid-air retrieval Roy A. Haggard. Catch a gliding
kite system! Discuss. Perhaps a PDMC avoidance tactic?
-
RoyAHaggardPATENTSincomplete
-
Dual-bias airbeam
patent application by Roy Haggard and Michael Quinn. This patent
application was abandoned after examiner showed that the claims would
have been available to one skilled in the art at the time of claiming.
It is interesting to read the examiner's remark. Exploring
the prior art provides interesting airbeam matter.
- hail
Essay1
wiki
- HAK HAKs high-altitude kite
- hand The hand is frequently the element that
is the mooring of a kite system.
- hand sail Several types here.
Patent2
- hand sailing
- hand glider (sometimes this phrase is used for a hang glider)
- hang
- hangar holds
aircraft
"see all the "a" letters in the word? a for aircraft.
- hanger holds clothes
hangs from something. Person who hangs onto something. The device that
lets something hang from the device.
- hanger James Means wrote,
"Where on the
hanger is the proper point to tie on the guy line?" Aeronautical
Journal, 1896, edited by James Means. Full free ebook online.
- "hanger glider"
spelling used in article: Pioneers in Gliding by John H. D.
Blanke in May 1928 issue of magazine Popular Aviation.
- hangs Slang for hang
glider. The similar level for paragliders: paras.
- hang glider, hangglider, hanger glider, hanging glider,
Hängegleiter,
- hang gliding
- Hanley Innovations
- HALE high altitude long-endurance aircraft
GeneralLink
- HALT
highly accelerated life
test
or highly accelerated lifecycle test
- halter means (bridle for a kite system
- halyard
- halyard experiments
- halyard pulley
-
- hapa
hapa
See1
Art1 "J.H. Hagedoorn – inventing the Hapa: A review
of a geophysicist's 'other' work and how it inspired others
Theodor Schmidt *
TO Engineering, Ortbühl 44, 3612 Steffisburg, Switzerland
Copyright European Association of Geoscientists & Engineers
ABSTRACT
This paper describes J.G. Hagedoorn's work on 'ultimate sailing'– the
combination of a manned kite and a water kite called a Hapa,
constituting a minimal sailing system – and the way others have taken up
his challenge to sail while suspended from a kite. Hagedoorn's goal has
not been entirely achieved, but 'near' and partial solutions have been
reached. Kite-Hapa-sailing continues to pose a 'Holy Grail' type
challenge to many kite-sailors."
- HAPS, «High Altitude Platform System»
Art1
- H-bar See Giromill
- HAPs high altitude platforms. See distinct LAPs for low altitude
platforms.
- HAPP high altitude power plant
- hardware H/W or h/w
- Hargrave
-
November 12, 1894, placed himself in a sling seat attached to a
tandem of his wonderful box kites, and was swung sixteen feet clear of
the earth.
-
wiki
-
- harmonic analysis
- harmonic motion
- harmonics (1st mode, 2nd, etc.), complex harmonics
- harmonic stability
- harmonic systems
M212
- Kite Dynamics Vocabulary
A crude partial list, but the flavor is evident:
Aeroelastic, Aeroinertial
Stability, Instability, Astable, Polystable, Unstable, Unistable,
Bistable
Harmonics- 1st mode, etc.; Complex Harmonics
Chaos- Attractor; Hyperchaos
Lissajous Pattern
Phugoid & Short Period Instability Dutch Roll/Lazy Eight
Oscillator- Dampened, Excited, Driven, Critically Dampened
Frequency, Amplitude,
Cycle, Limit Cycle, Stable Cycle
Q-Factor
Phase, 3-Phase (linear to rotary without dead band)
Multivibrator (dynamics borrowed from electronics)
Stocks & Flows (dynamics borrowed from economics)
Pitch, Roll, Yaw, Heave, Surge, Sway
Aeroelasticity- Aerodynamic, Elastic, & Inertial interaction
Synchrony
Lyapunov Instability
Kolmorgorov Spectrum
Dynamic Systems Theory, Nonlinear Dynamics, Statistical Mechanics
- handysize
- hardware
- hardware bus, airborne hardware bus
AWES7525
- Hargus, Al
Al Hargus
- Harm van Veen
Ref1
Biography
RefGroup
-
Harnessing High Altitude Wind Power
- Harry Valentine
- HASK High Altitude Solar
Kites
MainPage or Solar-Energy Kite Systems (SEKS)
- HASSL
check [HASSL= height, airframe, security, straps and lookout]
- haul
- hauling
bringing the kite line into the reel or drum or hold.
pulling, tugging, dragging
- HAW High Altitude Wind
- Hawaiian kites
- HAWCT high altitude wind capture technology
- HAWE High altitude wind energy.
One author abbreviates in his thesis this HAWE to HE.
- HAWG high altitude wind generation
- HAWEC high altitude wind energy
conversion
- HAWEG high altitude wind energy
generation
Thesis2009LF Note: The author uses also "HE" for short
form of "HAWE".
- HAWEM high altitude wind energy
mining
-
-
- HAWP High Altitude Wind Power
- HAWPA High altitude wind power association
- HAWPGS High Altitude Wind Power Generation Station
http://www.fwf.uphero.com/
- hawser
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawser
-
hawsehole, hawsepipe
wiki/Hawsehole
| cat hole |
- HAWT High Altitude Wind Technology
- HAWT Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine
- hazard
- H-Darrieus
M390 Also, variable pitch
H-Darrieus
liftedHDarrieus
- HDT
Hunter Defense Technologies
acquired Vertigo, Inc. Capabilities could affect AWECS development
- HE by one author in
his thesis is short for HAWE, high-altitude wind energy
- head kite
- the leading first up and top pilot kite of a kite
train
- a figurative wing portraying a head of a person or
animal
-
- heading
- headsail
VideoBasic
- heart bolt
In hang glider:
- heat engine
wiki
- heat sink
- heavier than air aircraft HTA
- heave
- heaving
- ha
1 hectare = 10 000 m^2 Many AWECS
cost some use of land, not all.
- heel
- heeling
- helical
- helical pitch
- helical-wave device
M3030
helical wave mechanics
M3030
- helicity
See also rogue wind helicity, wind helicity, turbulence,
-
active air
Air that has robust helicities occurring. Thermic conditions, obstacles,
industry, vehicles, machines, other aircraft, birds, trees, wind
turbines, kites, ground formations, buildings, combinations of
things, etc. are among some of the sources resulting in helicities
that sum to active air.
Active air is a normal characteristic of the atmosphere. Natural
creatures have evolved to survive unique levels of strength of active
air and to avoid the levels that exceed that strength. Humans,
relatively new to flight, continue to struggle to recognize what levels
of strength not to exceed with their various flying devices.
-
Helicity
A property of a moving fluid which represents the potential for helical
flow (i.e. flow which follows the pattern of a corkscrew) to evolve.
Helicity is proportional to the strength of the flow, the amount of
vertical wind shear, and the amount of turning in the flow (i.e.
vorticity). Atmospheric helicity is computed from the vertical wind
profile in the lower part of the atmosphere (usually from the surface up
to 3 km), and is measured relative to storm motion. Higher values of
helicity (generally, around 150 m2/s2 or more) favor the development of
mid-level rotation (i.e. mesocyclones). Extreme values can exceed 600
m2/s2.
http://www.weather.gov/glossary/index.php?word=HELICITY
- helicopter
- helicopter autorotation
- helicopter kite (rotation is achieved by holding the rotating
wing with kiting tethers so an apparent wind interacts with the blades).
- Helicopter launch method for AWECS
M1415
-
Helicopter Overcity Banner System
(HOBS)
M1415
- helicopter principle
- Sometimes a misapplication of the term "helicopter" onto
non-helicopters as gyrokites, autogyros, or gyrocopters which do not
power-drive the lifting blades. Hence, some "helicopter kites" are
not helicopters at all.
- Helicopters are employed in some hybrid AWES and in more than one
way. One major way is used by Makani Power in a hybrid kite system; they
use helicoptering using powered blades for launching their hybrid AWES;
then once the power-blade launch is effected into adequate upper winds,
then the power may be shut off while kiting of a rigid macro wing is
accomplished when in such kiting the blades that were used for
helicoptering become wing-mounted autorotating blades in a HAWT attitude
not giving lift to the masses lofted but giving rotation to the shafts
of hub-mounted electric generators. During that electric-generation
phase the kiting is not gyrokiting as the lifting is done by a macro
wing permitting the turbine blades to stay oriented at neutral kiting
fully dedicated to turning the electric generator shaft. In the landing
procedure, the hybrid kite system again converts to a helicopter
mode using power to drive the rotating blades as propellers of the
helicopter. The Makani system is very different from the Sky WindPower
systems; SWP helicopters to altitude but then uses the same rotating
blades in a gyrokiting fashion while mining some of the autorotation for
lift of masses and some for driving hub-based electric generators. The
Makani in generation is a flygen kiteplane with HAWT blades; the SWP is
a flygen gyrokite in generation-of-robust electricity phase; both are
helicopters in launching and landing phase (except if the system
operator decides to have the wings enter free gliding mode in which case
the Makani depends on macro wing gliding and SWP depends on gyrogliding
using the large blades in autorotation without tension in tether
...perhaps even dropping the tether as Makani could do also.
- Independent helicopter may be used to transport AWES gear, AWES
pilots and technicians, AWES anchor materials, or even play a part by
dropping the wings of AWES at altitude as part of a launch-assist
sequence.
- R-C helicopters from toy to serious-safety-issue models.
-
-
- heli-kite
Rotary-bladed kite Also used for
bladed kite. Confusion occurs with kytoon product company using helium.
-
Helikite
-
HeliTube
-
helium
Art1
Non-renewable noble gas.
- helium balloon
- HeliWind
Geoff Goeggel
HeliWinds
-
helix
-
Hellman exponent See
wind gradient
-
helmet
- radio helmet
- helmet and face shield
-
-
hertz
(Hz)
-
Heinrich Rudolf
Hertz
-
helper or assistant in a kite operation or AWT operation
- helper kite
Helper kites are used in special tasks to accomplish detail actions
in a larger procedure.
- A pilot kite is one kind of helper kite.
- A kite used to help in retrieving an object plays the role of a
helper kite.
- v
-
HEMS
helicopter emergency medical evacuation service (HEMS)
See a HEMS's concern on AWES via a link to a document at
HERE by
Clark Kurschner
-
Henson
aerial steam carriage
-
Herring, August Moore
| August M. Herring | Augustus Herring
-
HG hang glider Most HGs are free-flight kite systems using
short kite tether to pilot mooring.
-
HGAT hang glider aerotowing Kite
the HG via some kind of aircraft.
-
Hi-Flier
Hi-FlierKites
-
high-altitude AWE
-
high altitude eolian power plants, high altitude
aeolian power plants
-
high altitude generator
Article44
-
high altitude kiting
AirborneWindEnergy/message/8962
-
high-altitude kite energy concepts
-
high altitude long-endurance aircraft (these
come in a variety of manner: LTA, PV, double-kite-tether-coupled soaring,
combination craft, ...). HALE is a project on such
type.
-
high altitude platform
-
high altitude tethered surveillance balloons
-
high altitude wind capture technology HAWCT
-
high altitude wind capture industry
-
high altitude wind energy
-
high altitude wind energy industry HAWEI
-
high altitude wind power generation stations
HAWPGSs
-
high altitude wind power industry
-
high altitude wind power plants
- high-altitude wind energy flux
- high altitude winds
Ken Caldeira pointed strongly to high altitude AWE.
See the cautions for low altitude AWE in
M158.
- Future: One scheme without having to have tethers to ground station:
Tap the momentum of jet stream via smart-stay-in-jet-stream generator
kite systems that are moored to out-of-jet-stream smart drag kites. Send
energy to ground via smartly-directed rays.
- Ken's press keeps "high" in mind of world readers:
Will wind power tapped by high-flying kites light up New York?
■ Bob Ewing
- ?
- high amplitude pulsing
- high energy density fuels
- Highest Wind Energy Glider system
-
HighestWind, LLC.
- high-pressure system
- high-pressure electrolysis of water
- high quality experienced engineering talent
facing the AWECS challenges
- high temperature electrolysis HTE
M1380
- HIGHWIND "The ERC project “HIGHWIND – Simulation,
Optimization and Control of High Altitude Wind Power Generators” at K.U.
Leuven runs from 2011-2016."
- high-wind survival of AWECS
-
M4120 ~Doug Selsam
- Will the AWECS be able to hand strong winds, gusts, turbulence? How?
- v
- v
- v
-
Hilary Costello
tether dynamics, cable dynamics, streamlined tethers,
-
history
- Historical Kite Workshop
- history of kites
- history of hang glider kites
- history of kite control systems
- history of kite applications
- history of kite energy
- history of kite sports
- history of the flexible wing
-
history of the flex-wing hang glider
- history of sled kites
-
- HMPE High-modulus polyethylene
Also see
Ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene
- HNFs
hollow-strut nanoporous
frameworks (we’re calling them “HNFs”),
HNFs
- HOBS
Helicopter Overcity
Banner System (HOBS)
-
Hobson
James Hobson or
Jim
Hobson
| OpenDiscussion }
- Hobson Rogallo Wing Hang Glider
- hockle :: A knob in cordage caused by twisting
against the lay; To damage cordage by twisting against the lay
- hockling
SafetyAndRopeHandlingArticle |
- hockling tolerance
-
- holder
- holders
- holders up Team of
people holder a kite-systems' wing set up off the ground during launch
- holding line
- hollow generator shaft
- holey kites | have many holes in the kite wings: |
Example2
| |
- holy kites | holykites |
- As an expression ...
- As a type of kite or kite system that is "holy" in someone
perspective
- Distinguish from "holey kites" that have many holes in the kite
wings: |
Example2 |
- v
- v
- home AWE, domestic AWES, AWES for homes, residential AWES
- home power generation
- homologated weight range
This is a range of values of weights (sea-level standard conditions on
earth) that have been approved by some authority for use in loading some
certain product during the operation of such product. Care for what is
or is not included in the specified weighing is determined by each
authority. Users of products where a weight range of loading is
homologated may do well to adhere to the
homologation.
- Honeywell International
- Honeywell wind turbine
- hook
- hooks into
- Hornbeam ro
- horizon
- horizontal
- horizontal wind shear See also its
cousin: vertical wind shear
- Hornbeam rotor kite
Art1
LIFE Magazine 8 December, 1947,
on pp. 57-8
Art1Sleds
- Hornbeam sled kite
- Hornbeam Thatch ??? mentioned in Piney
Mountain Air Force data-letter
- Horten Brothers
(not
Horton)
- Hot-air balloons
- Small wish lanterns with active flame
- http://www.skyorbs.co.uk/
sky lanterns, Chinese lanterns, safety matters,
- 100% biodegradable – no pollution to the environment
Easy light non-drop fuel cell, made with the wax of discarded Buddhist
temple candles
No metal parts – no threat to wildlife or farm animals
Recyclable packaging
- Sky Orb Chinese Lanterns burn for up to 12 minutes and can travel
up to 2 miles and over 1,500 ft high, this is further than the eye can
see! Once the flame has gone out, they float gently back to earth.
- Our fuel cells are non-drip and easier to light unlike other
brands.
- fire proofing process
[ ???]
- FAA on sky lanterns
- Safety. Fire safety
- Solar-heated hot-air balloons (does not have the fire hazards)
- Inhabited hot-air balloons
-
Home-Made Aerials Target of New Law Maui: If
signed into law the bill would take effect immediately in banning sky
lanterns and aerial luminaries. Tuesday, July 10, 2012, 10:30 a.m.
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE PROPOSED LAW?
- small candle that heats the air inside the lantern causing the
lantern to rise for several hundred feet and remain airborne until heat
expires.
-
http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/session2012/bills/HB2113_SD1_.htm
aerial luminaries. " (c)
As used in this section, "aerial luminary" means an airborne paper
lantern containing a small candle, or other device for fuel, that heats
air from inside the lantern causing the lantern to rise into the air and
remain airborne until the candle or other device extinguishes." ...
"Bans the ignition, possession, selling, offering for sale, and use of
aerial luminaries. (SD1)"
HI HB2113
http://legiscan.com/HI/bill/HB2113/2012
-
Fire dept. wants to ban airborne lanterns and other ‘floating fireworks’
- "These lanterns are a part of Loy Krathong in Thailand and during
the celebration more than a million fire balloons are set aloft."
- " a celebration in China called Yee Ping"
- Khoom Fay in China
- fuell cell
- biodegradable wool
- Seven-minute limit recommendation
- "Sky
Lanterns are currently banned in Austria, Finland and Malta "
- Cylinder are a traditional Thai shape and are called Khoom Loy or
Khoom Fay
- v
- v
- v
- v
- v
- v
- v
- Non-flame hot-air balloon: Here: supper-heated air is
loaded in an envelope without the balloon carrying any fuel or flame
aboard. LED lights might be used; consider battery on board.
-
- HotWing (from Dave Santos),
hot wing foil,
- hot tethered foil
- hovering wind turbine HWT HWTs
Briza Technologies
- Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine
- horizontal stabilizer
tail plane
The tail plane serves three purposes: equilibrium,
stability and control.
- HPA human-powered aircraft
wiki
When pilot relaxes, the aircraft is a glider.
- HPH human-powered helicopter
Sept. 25, 2013, record: 97
seconds. Pilot: Justin Mauch.
- H-shaped flying platform.
Mill rotor at the tips of the H. One use is in windmill AWES.
- HTA heavier-than-air aircraft that are heavier than air.
Kites may be HTA or neutrally buoyant or
- H-rotor is a Darrieus type of turbine with
the sides of the H as the blades which are held out from shaft by
supports.
Wiki |
Sample
| H-rotors may be
part of an AWES.
- LTA
- HTE high temperature electrolysis
M1380 See
distinctly: thermoelectrolysis
- HQM holographic quantum matter Video | Holographic principle |
- HQM holographic quantum mechanics
- hub
- hub dynamo
wiki
- HUD
- Hugh Piggott
- hum
- human-powered aircraft, human powered flight.
human powered flying
- Human-Piloted Gigawatt Arrays (a vast metakite)
M2440
- Humdinger Wind Energy, LLC
http://www.humdingerwind.com/
Trademarks: WindBelt, Humdinger, Windcell Panel, MicroBelt,
WindBelts, See also:
WindBelt
- hummer
- humming
- humming lines
- Hunter Defense
Technologies acquired Vertigo, Inc. Capabilities
could affect AWECS development
- HWP high windpower
Mod for HAWP for high-altitude wind power.
- HWP
platform
Same as AWECS. Or KES.
- hybrid rotor-blade AWECS where rotors play several roles
-
- hybrid propulsion system
- hydraulic accumulator
- hydraulic turbogenerator
- hydristor
wiki
- hydroAWE, hydro AWE, hydroAWECS, hydro AWECS, waterAWE,
- hydroChutes
- hydrogen
wiki/Hydrogen
- hydrodynamics
- Hydroelectricity is electricity generated by
hydropower, i.e., the production of power through use of the
gravitational force of falling or flowing water. Kites dragging a
electricity-generating turbine through the ocean's water provides
renewable hydroelectricity
- hydrofoil
http://www.tspeer.com/Hydrofoils/hydrofoils.html
- hydrofoils
- hydrofoil kiting
- hydrofoil surfing
- hydrogen
ICcarCombust Takes energy to
compress. Could be made via seaAWE and kite-tugged to ports or
sea-based ships or islands or floating cities. Just burning
hydrogen with air mixtures brings nitrogen oxides in exhaust.
See also: HTE or high temperature electrolysis
- hydrogen-assisted economy
- hydrogen as conveyor of energy
- hydrogen balloon
- hydrogen economy
- hydrogen-generating kite system,
- hydrogen generation
- hydrogen-generation systems
- hydrogen ship
- hydrokinetic water-kite power
- hydrokinetic power
-
hydrokinetic resource
"category that includes wave, tidal stream, ocean current, ocean thermal
and river hydrokinetic resources" Also, consider two
bodies or tanks of water set at two distinct altitudes; use KES to pump
water from lower to higher body; release the higher water to lower
body through hydro generator when electric current is needed; this is a
storing-of-AWE ...a kind of hydro battery.
Ref1
Consider paravanes or water kites in rivers; see all the methods of AWE,
but translate the kite into the water.
- hydrokinetic turbines
- hydro kites, HydroKite, Hydro-Kite,
M4027 Hybrid kite system that features water kite
or paravane as a resistive water-flying component while having an
air-kite wing along with mid-tether cabin. This is scalable.
The mechanics are as Benjamin Franklin: his body as paravane (water
kite) and the air wing coupled (and then just see the tether has message
or thing holder).
- hydroKites,
hydro-kite-a-windpowered-vehicle
-
hydrolysis
M1380
-
Hydropower using paravanes and tethered turbines
- hydrophilic ... friend to water
- hydrophobic ... little or no affinity to
water
- Hydroptère
- hydro
storage
pumped hydro storage.
- hydroTurbine, hydro turbine, HydroTurbine, hydro-turbine,
hydroTurbines,
- hydro wingmill
- hydroWings
-
hygroscopic
- hyperchaos
- hyperconductor
- hypersonic kiting
- hypersonic kite concept
Refer to Wayne German.
- hyperwinder
M371
- Hz hertz (Hz)
| Heinrich Rudolf
Hertz,
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