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    This document discusses building the first mega windmill in Sabah, Malaysia. It begins with a brief history of windmills, noting they were first built in the late 19th century in Scotland and the modern wind power industry began in 1979. It then outlines several aspects that need to be prioritized for the windmill project, including reasons for selecting wind power, objectives, implementation procedures, required materials, time scale, anticipated outcomes, potential problems, and means of evaluation. The project aims to provide a more environmentally friendly and cheaper renewable energy alternative for Sabah to help address electricity demands and energy crises. It is estimated to take 3 years to complete at an estimated cost of 50 million.

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    This document discusses building the first mega windmill in Sabah, Malaysia. It begins with a brief history of windmills, noting they were first built in the late 19th century in Scotland and the modern wind power industry began in 1979. It then outlines several aspects that need to be prioritized for the windmill project, including reasons for selecting wind power, objectives, implementation procedures, required materials, time scale, anticipated outcomes, potential problems, and means of evaluation. The project aims to provide a more environmentally friendly and cheaper renewable energy alternative for Sabah to help address electricity demands and energy crises. It is estimated to take 3 years to complete at an estimated cost of 50 million.

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    Universiti Malaysia Sabah Program: English For Academic Reading and Writing CODE: UB00402 Lecturer: MR - Humprey John Suana

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    This document discusses building the first mega windmill in Sabah, Malaysia. It begins with a brief history of windmills, noting they were first built in the late 19th century in Scotland and the modern wind power industry began in 1979. It then outlines several aspects that need to be prioritized for the windmill project, including reasons for selecting wind power, objectives, implementation procedures, required materials, time scale, anticipated outcomes, potential problems, and means of evaluation. The project aims to provide a more environmentally friendly and cheaper renewable energy alternative for Sabah to help address electricity demands and energy crises. It is estimated to take 3 years to complete at an estimated cost of 50 million.

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    UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA SABAH PROGRAM : ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC READING AND WRITING

    CODE : UB00402
    LECTURER : MR.HUMPREY JOHN SUANA NAME NUM.MATRIC

    Mohammad Salleh Sulaiman

    BS11110366

    Building the first mega windmill in Sabah

    HISTORY OF WINDMILL
    Windmill that generate electricity call wind turbine. First wind turbine built at late 19th century by Prof James Blyth in scotland 1887. Modern wind power industry began in 1979 by Danish manufacturers.

    SEVERAL ASPECTS THAT NEED TO BE PRIORITIZED


    Reasons for selecting the aspect Statement of the objective A description of the procedures/ stages of implementation A description of any materials required Identification of the time scale Anticipated outcomes (contributed) Anticipated problems Suggestion means of evaluation

    REASONS FOR SELECTING THE ASPECT


    An alternative to the decreasing of non renewable energies(oil embargo1973,energy crisis-1979) Convenient and cheap energy(solar energy) The wind always be around Sabah has the potential to exploited(sea breeze effects and land breezes)

    A STATEMENT OF OBJECTIVE
    More environmental friendly Construction of windmill more easier and cheaper than other renewable energies Sabah always have troubles with electricity demands Sabah have the suitable places

    A DESCRIPTION OF THE PROCEDURES/ STAGES OF IMPLEMENTATION


    Find the suitables place(kudat) See the appropriate architectural drawings Construction cost estimate(50 million)

    Construction of the windmill and power plant

    DESCRIPTION OF ANY MATERIALS REQUIRED


    For blades made of from lightest and strong metal (fiberglass) Turbines and pole - durable steel Power plant same like other construction usual material eg. Cement and steel Power machines steel, iron, copper, and aluminium

    MATERIALS OF BUILDING THE WIND TURBINE

    DESCRIPTION OF TIME SCALE

    Approximately take 3 years for the project

    ANTICIPATED OUTCOMES
    Help resolve the crisis out of non renewable energies Help resolve electricity problems in Sabah Environmental friendly

    ANTICIPATED PROBLEMS
    The absence of winds at specific times(southwest monsoon-may until september)(northeast monsoon- november until march) Windmill damage during the storm happened The kinetics energy reduces when no wind huge cost to repair.

    SUGGESTION MEANS OF EVALUATION


    Using durable materials as titanium Build a lot of transformers to increase the amount of energy in power plant

    EXAMPLE OF WINDMILLS

    THE END

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