Abstract: The wind wall is a solid structure composed of modular wind cells; the joint between two adjoining wind cells, seen from a cross-section that passes parallel through the axes of axial symmetry of both wind cells, include a shape of a complete airfoil, and both wind cells are arranged sharing a same chord; where this chord is contained by the adjacent outer section of both wind cells. It is an aerodynamic structure specially designed to increase the wind speed within a critical space and, therefore, increase the wind power available to be used by the rotor of a wind turbine.

Abstract: The Wind Wall is a solid structure composed of one or more Wind Cells, arranged adjacently, one next to the other, in an orderly and symmetrical way, in such a way that as a whole they form a continuous structure of Wind Cells, sustainable by itself and modular along the three physical dimensions, where each Wind Cell has an inlet opening and an outlet opening, where the internal surface comprised from the inlet opening to the outlet opening has the shape of an extrados (upper face) blade profile in revolution, and where the inlet opening and the outlet opening are of equal or substantially equal dimensions. The Wind Cell, being the constructive component of the Wind Wall, is an aerodynamic structure specially designed to increase the wind speed within a critical space and, therefore, increase the wind power available to be used by the rotor of a Wind Turbine.

Abstract: The Wind Energy Amplifier, with one-sheet hyperboloid form, amplifies the wind speed exerted on the wind system propeller, by increasing the pressure and speed of naturally occurring wind. It is possible to increase the speed of wind, its force and kinetic energy, by continuously channeling a wind flow passing through a “one-sheet hyperboloid” aerodynamic structure, where the wind flow inflow surface is larger than the outflow surface for the same wind flow. Benefits associated with using the Wind Energy Amplifier extend to any wind system intended to harness wind kinetic energy and subsequently convert it into any other type of energy, without being limited or restricted to power generation. By using the One-Sheet Hyperboloid Wind Energy Amplifier, wind systems can increase wind speed, and the power and performance of a wind system, given a predetermined kinetic wind energy, enabling an increase in the power generated by any wind system.