一、田野里的大風(fēng)車是干嘛用的？

田野的風(fēng)車通常是風(fēng)力發(fā)電，為把風(fēng)的動能轉(zhuǎn)為電能。風(fēng)能是一種清潔無公害的的可再生能源能源，很早就被人們利用，主要是通過風(fēng)車來抽水、磨面等。風(fēng)力發(fā)電非常環(huán)保，且風(fēng)能蘊量巨大，因此日益受到世界各國的重視。

風(fēng)車可用于發(fā)電和磨麥子，利用風(fēng)車驅(qū)動機械裝置，便能把小麥磨成粉，把玉米磨成玉米片

二、風(fēng)車的寓意 風(fēng)車相關(guān)介紹

1、風(fēng)車象征著自由與幸福。

2、在中國來傳統(tǒng)文化里，又名吉祥輪、八卦風(fēng)輪、四季平安符。在很多地方都有類似于風(fēng)車的建筑，也成為了一道亮麗的風(fēng)景線，在現(xiàn)代企業(yè)里風(fēng)車也代表了事業(yè)蒸蒸日上的寓意。

3、風(fēng)車是風(fēng)力機將風(fēng)能轉(zhuǎn)換為機械功的動力機械，它是一種以太陽為熱源、大氣為工作介質(zhì)的熱能利用發(fā)動機；設(shè)置地點靈活、成本低，使區(qū)域性調(diào)節(jié)電力輸出成為了可能；風(fēng)電效益相當(dāng)大程度上取決于安裝地點的風(fēng)力狀態(tài)，通過氣象測量可得到安裝地點。

三、風(fēng)車磨坊的介紹

2000多年前，中國、巴比倫、波斯等國就已利用古老的風(fēng)車提水灌溉、碾磨谷物，風(fēng)車的作用主要是將風(fēng)力轉(zhuǎn)化為槳輪轉(zhuǎn)動得來的動力，從而通過風(fēng)車?yán)蔑L(fēng)能提水、供暖、制冷、航運、發(fā)電等，公元8世紀(jì)時在中亞已經(jīng)出現(xiàn)了研磨谷物的風(fēng)車磨坊。

四、急!!求救一篇介紹荷蘭風(fēng)車的英文!

WINDMILL (MOLEN DE ROOS)

Originally there were 15 windmills within the old defensive walls of Delft, but only one survives today. This is called Molen De Roos (The Rose Windmill). It is located a short walk from the Oude Kerk (Old Church). It was used for grinding grain for bakers and barley, oats and corn for farmers. It needed extensive restoration work between 1988 and 1990, but is now back in full working order. When it is open to visitors a blue flag flies from the top of the windmill. There is no entrance charge, but voluntary donations help the Vereniging De Hollandsche Molen (The Dutch Windmill Association) to maintain the building.

Take a Virtual Windmill Tour of Windmills - by by Peter Melville

Holland is famous for its windmills, so no one will be surprised to learn that the world’s tallest windmills are to be found here. However, few Dutch, let alone tourists, will be able to tell you where they stand. And people might not even believe it when told that they are not out in the fields, but in heart of the most densely populated areas on the globe, near the second largest port in the world.

Schiedam lies to the west of Rotterdam, from where it is easily reached by public transport. Surrounded by 20th-century commercial and residential areas is the small yet charming 18th century town center, looking like a pocket-size Amsterdam. At the western edge of Schiedam’s old center, lined up along the former outer canal, stand the world’s five tallest windmills.

Their location explains their height.

When the windmills were built, between 1770 and 1803, they stood in what was then the edge of town and the industrial area. They were built for the grinding of grain needed for the distillation of gin, then Schiedam’s main industry. To catch as much wind as possible, they were made to stand high above the city, which came to lie at their feet.

In those days the canal was a moat, and the other side of the moat only flat farmland. That area started being built early in the 20th century, and now it is a semi-urban area of little architectural distinction. The result of this development for the windmills is that they are now surrounded by buildings and are part of the urban landscape. The highest windmills in the world stand in the middle of town.

These five windmills are what remain of an original twenty, the others having been made redundant by steam engines. In 1880, those twenty mills ground grain for the nearly 400 distilleries that made the famous jenever of Schiedam, where more gin was produced than in any other city in the world. Schiedam can no longer make that claim, but two of the five remaining windmills do still grind grain for the jenever industry. The blades of the other three windmills still turn as well, but only for show. Three of the five can be visited to see the interior: one houses a shop, one a museum and the third a restaurant.

In 1981 the Schiedam Windmills Society was founded. The Society’s aim is to assist in the operation and maintenance of these unique windmills, which had previously been badly neglected. In celebration of the Society’s 25th anniversary, on April 28 and 29 the blades of all five windmills will turn non-stop for 25 hours.

Let’s take a walk along the five windmills in Schiedam. Join us for the World's Tallest Windmills Virtual Tour.

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荷蘭座落在地球的盛行西風(fēng)帶，一年四季盛吹西風(fēng)。同時它瀕臨大西洋，又是典型的海洋性氣候國家，海陸風(fēng)長年不息。這就給缺乏水力、動力資源的荷蘭，提供了利用風(fēng)力的優(yōu)厚補償。

荷蘭的風(fēng)車，最早從德國引進(jìn)。開始時，風(fēng)車僅用于磨粉之類。到了十六、七世紀(jì)，風(fēng)車對荷蘭的經(jīng)濟有著特別重大的意義。當(dāng)時，荷蘭在世界的商業(yè)中，占首要地位的各種原料，從各路水道運往風(fēng)車加工，其中包括：北歐各國和波羅的海沿岸各國的木材，德國的大麻子和亞麻子，印度和東南亞的肉桂和胡椒。在荷蘭的大港--鹿特丹和阿姆斯特丹的近郊，有很多風(fēng)車的磨坊、鋸木廠和造紙廠。

隨著荷蘭人民圍海造陸工程的大規(guī)模開展，風(fēng)車在這項艱巨的工程中發(fā)揮了巨大的作用。根據(jù)當(dāng)?shù)氐臐駶櫠嘤辍L(fēng)向多變的氣候特點，他們對風(fēng)車進(jìn)行了改革。首先是給風(fēng)車配上活動的頂篷。此外，為了能四面迎風(fēng)，他們又把風(fēng)車的頂篷安裝在滾輪上。這種風(fēng)車，被稱為荷蘭式風(fēng)車(如左圖)。

荷蘭風(fēng)車，最大的有好幾層樓高，風(fēng)翼長達(dá)20米。有的風(fēng)車，由整塊大柞木做成。十八世紀(jì)末，荷蘭全國的風(fēng)車約有一萬二千架，每臺擁有6000匹馬力。這些風(fēng)車用來碾谷物、粗鹽、煙葉、榨油，壓滾毛呢、毛氈、造紙，以及排除沼澤地的積水。正是這些風(fēng)車不停地吸水、排水，保障了全國三分之二的土地免受沉淪和人為魚鱉的威脅。

二十世紀(jì)以來，由于蒸氣機、內(nèi)燃機、渦輪機的發(fā)展，依靠風(fēng)力的古老風(fēng)車曾一度變得暗淡無光，幾乎被人遺忘了。但是，因為風(fēng)車?yán)玫氖亲匀伙L(fēng)力，沒有污染、耗盡之虞，所以它不僅被荷蘭人民一直沿用至今，而且也成為今日新能源的一種，深深地吸引著人們。

目前，荷蘭大約有兩千多架各式各樣的風(fēng)車。荷蘭人很喜愛他們的風(fēng)車，在民歌和諺語中常常贊美風(fēng)車。風(fēng)車的建筑物，總是盡量打扮得漂漂亮亮的。每逢盛大節(jié)日，風(fēng)車上圍上花環(huán)，懸掛著國旗和硬紙板做的太陽和星星。

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