 | Wind systems for pumping water: A training manual |
 |  | Acknowledgments |
| | Introduction to training |
| | Training guidelines |
| | Objectives for wind system construction training |
| | Session 1 Introduction and objectives |
| | Session 2 History of wind systems |
| | Session 3 Large projects and community analysis |
| | Session 4 Shop safety and tool care |
| | Session 5 Representative drawings for construction |
| | Session 6 Shafts and bearings |
| | Session 7 Strengths and testing |
| | Session 8 Joinery |
| | Session 9 Pumps and pump design |
| | Session 10 Siting considerations |
| | Session 11 Sizing wind water pumping systems |
| | Session 12 Design considerations for pumps and windmills |
| | Session 13 How to design |
| | Session 14 Presentation of designs |
| | Session 15 Construction of wind measuring poles |
| | Session 16 Exportation for wind sites |
| | Session 17 Tower raising |
| | Session 18 Plumbing the wind system |
| | Session 19 Testing installed wind system |
| | Session 20 Presentation of projects |
| | Session 21 Maintenance - preventive and routine |
| | Bibliography |
| | Construction materials list |
| | Tool list for 24 participants |
| | Technical vocabulary |
| | Report on the wind-powered in-service training |
| | Recommendations |
Wind systems for pumping water: A training manual
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WIND SYSTEMS FOR PUMPING WATER:
A training manual
Prepared by
WILLIS ESCHENBACH
in collaboration with
Domestic Technology International, Inc.
and
Denver Research Institute
Edited by
Malcolm Lillywhite
Domestic Technology International, Inc.
Peace Corps
Information Collection and Exchange
Energy Sector/OTAPS
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May 1984
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