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Wind turbines are widely used, but there are two types of wind turbines that have become successful on the market. Horizontal axis turbines (HAWT) and Vertical axis turbines (VAWT). Both have their disadvantages and advantages, but we have created a new type of wind turbine - Diagonal-axis (DAWT).

Advantages

DAWTONE is a step ahead of competitors.

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3D printed

DAWTONE is made from 80% 3D printed parts, making it more durable. It's also easier to fix if the need arises.

Easy to install

DAWTONE is designed to be simple and easy to install, with no heavy modification of the roof needed.

More energy absorbtion

We conducted experiments to test the performance of DAWTONE. And our results showed that in the same conditions, DAWTONE was superior to its competitors. Read More

Interesting Numbers

We have compared traditional Horizontal-axis wind turbine (HAWT) to DAWTONE and the results are surprising. We hope that you check it out!

We picked up the most popular 100W horizontal-axis wind turbine, we could find on the market. Experiments were conducted and filmed in aerodynamical tunnel in identical conditions. Experiments were audited by some of the leading scientists of Georgia.
From the beginning our main goal was to achieve 70% of HAWT's efficiency, however DAWTONE proved to be 50% more efficient with low load connected, and 145 times more efficient with high load. To read more about this experiment and results click here.
Until further information is available, here are the facts that proved to be the most interesting for potential customers of DAWTONE Wind Turbines.

  • Starting of rotation: 2.5 m/s wind speed
  • Capacity: From 100 W
  • Installation Requirements: Easy assembly instructions
  • Weight: T/B calculated
  • Price: T/B calculated

Brief History of DAWT

In 2018, our team was privileged to receive a research grant from the Shota Rustaveli Georgian National Science Foundation for developing the innovative inclined-axis wind turbine.

For the first two years of this grant, metal materials (except 3D printed blades) were used to make wind turbine models for practical experiments based on computer simulations. Through our customized 3D printing system, we were able to produce strong parts and soon replaced traditional manufacturing with 3D printing. Our main objective, at the moment, is making DAWTONE at least 90% 3D printed.

In December 2022, at the end of the grant duration, we discovered that DAWTONE was far superior to the competitor HAWT.

Our Roadmap

2019

DYNAMIC BALANCE AND WEAR CONDITIONS OF A CONIC WIND TURBINE WITH AN INCLINED AXIS.
BALTTRIB’2019 — Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas, Lithuania.
November 14-16, 2019.

Conditions of Gradual Deflection and Equilibrium of the Conical Wind Turbine.
1st International Scientific-Technical Conference "Modern Energy Problems and Ways to Solve Them". Georgian Technical University, Faculty of Energy and Telecommunications, Tbilisi, Georgia.
October 7-11, 2019.

2020

Specifics of Aerodynamic Equilibrium of a Conical Drive.
2nd International Scientific-Technical Conference "Modern Energy Problems and Ways to Solve Them" Georgian Technical University, Faculty of Energy and Telecommunications. Tbilisi, Georgia.
December 7-10, 2020.

The Task of Optimizing the Angle of Attack of the Wing Cone Motor.
XI Annual International Conference of the Union of Mechanics of Georgia. Batumi, Georgia.
August 27-29 2020.

2021

SPECIFICS OF AN AERODYNAMIC EQUILIBRIUM AND DYNAMIC LOADING CONDITIONS OF A CONIC WIND TURBINE WITH INCLINED AXIS.
International Conference on Engineering Technologies - ICENTE’21, Konya, Turkey.
November 20, 2021

Research of wind turbine with inclined axis and its making through digital technologies.
2nd Online International Scientific-Practical Interdisciplinary Conference.
December 6, 2021

2022

USE OF THE MAGNETIC ROTATIONAL SUPPORTS AND TECHNOLOGY OF 3D PRINTING OF BLADES IN WIND TURBINE WITH A TILTED AXIS.
BALTTRIB'2022 Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas, Lithuania.
21-23 September, 2022

Research Results of Diagonal-axis Wind Turbine.
Business-Incubator, Kutaisi, Georgia.
30 December, 2022

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Frequently Asked Question

Below we’ve provided the most frequently asked questions. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us.

What does DAWTONE mean?

There are two main types of widely distributed wind turbines: Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine (HAWT) and Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT). Additionally, the first Diagonal-axis Wind Turbine (DAWTONE) has been developed.

1) You don't need to heavily modify the roof for the installation of DAWTONE, unlike other types of wind turbines.
2) DAWTONE starts generating energy from 2.5 m/s wind speed.
3) DAWTONE will soon be a 90% 3D-printed wind turbine, which allows for easy repair of its parts and decreases damage to the environment.

DAWTONE will be available for sale till the end of this year.

Contact DAWTONE

Any question? Reach out to us and we’ll get back to you shortly.

  • +995 558 658 612
  • info@dawtone.com