A Study of Landscape Sensitivities and Constraints to Wind

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APPENDIX 2: TYPES OF WIND TURBINEThe following tables provide a summary of the different models of turbine currently available within each height class category. Please note that thetables only provide a sample of the turbines available on the market.Height Class 1 (25m – 40m)Turbine Name/ModelPower Rating(Installed capacity)Tower Height BladeDiameterTotal Height toBlade TipEnercon E-12 12kW 24 -32m 12m 30m-38mProven WT1500 15kW 15m or 25m 9.4m 20m-30mAtlantic Orient15/5050kW 25 15 32.5mHeight Class 2 (40m – 80m)Turbine Name/Power RatingModel(Installed capacity)Tower HeightBladeDiameterTotal Height toBlade TipEnercon E-30 200kW 36-50m 30m 51m-65mVernet MP 250kW 18m 10m 71mEnercon E40 500kW 44-65m 40m 64m-85mVesta V47 660kW 40-55m 47m 63.5m-78.5mNordex 600 600kW 45m 42m 66mNordex N50 770kW 46m 50m 71m
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North Wessex Downs AONBA Study of L
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND USER GUIDEPAR
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Constraints to Wind Turbine Develop
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APPENDIX 1: Membership of Steering
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Summary of Sensitivities and Constr
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North Wessex Downs AONB: Landscape
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PART 1:INTRODUCTION
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y the AONB designation. Renewable e
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• The section on wind turbine cha
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Vale of White Horse DistrictSouth O
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2.7. Arrangement - Single Turbines
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2.12. Wind turbines convert the win
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Generic Landscape Impacts of Wind T
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ReferencesBritish Wind Energy Assoc
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PPS 22 Companion Guide (2004)3.5. I
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need to develop sustainable communi
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submitted, approved and refused in
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Looking to the Future3.28. It is sp
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3.34. Detail on each of these typol
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4. METHOD STATEMENTIntroduction4.1.
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4.9. Information on how stakeholder
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sensitive. There will be a range of
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4.21. The judgements are made on th
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Figure 5.1 - Landscape Character Ar
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1. Open Downland
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• Few hedgerows and virtual absen
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Landscape Values• Strong artistic
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Key CharacteristicsLandmarks/Import
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CONSTRAINTS TO WIND TURBINE DEVELOP
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2. Downland with Woodland6Di5D6Dii5
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• Intricate network of rural lane
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Summary of Landscape Values: The No
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Key Characteristics• Numerous Bro
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Notes on Cumulative Development: It
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LANDSCAPE TYPE 3: WOODED PLATEAULAN
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LANDSCAPE VALUEIn the following tab
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Key CharacteristicsTottenham Park a
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4. High Chalk Plain6Di5D6Dii5C5D5F5
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• Unlike other parts of Salisbury
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LANDSCAPE SENSITIVITYIn the followi
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Key Characteristics• Views from t
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SUMMARY OF CONSTRAINTS IN RELATION
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LANDSCAPE TYPE 5i: SCARPLANDSCAPE C
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The following tables consider the k
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Key Characteristics• Intricate la
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Key CharacteristicsSensitivitiesSum
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SUMMARY OF CONSTRAINTS IN RELATION
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Settlement• Largely uninhabited w
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Summary of Landscape Values: The No
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Note: the summary of constraints in
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