Abstract: A wind power generation apparatus includes a wind guiding structure, a rotary structure, a rotary shaft and a wind collecting hood. The wind collecting hood forms an airflow passage. The rotary shaft is located in the airflow passage. The rotary structure is mounted on the rotary shaft. The wind guiding structure is securely mounted on the wind collecting hood, and at a front end of the rotary structure. The wind guiding structure includes multiple airflow guiding vanes each having a windward portion, a leeward portion, and a curved portion between the windward portion and the leeward portion. A shortest distance between the windward portions of any two adjacent airflow guiding vanes is greater than a shortest distance between the leeward portions of the two adjacent airflow guiding vanes. An airflow having passed through the airflow passage is accelerated and converted to a swirling airflow by the curved portion.

Abstract: A wind power generation apparatus includes a wind collecting hood, a rotary shaft, a rotary structure and a wind guiding structure. The wind collecting hood is a hollow circular barrel to form an airflow passage. The rotary shaft is located in the airflow passage of the wind collecting hood. The rotary structure is mounted onto the rotary shaft. The wind guiding structure is fastened to the wind collecting hood and located at the front end of the rotary structure. The wind guiding structure directs direction of airflow and accelerates the airflow to become swirling airflow to directly blow the rotary structure at optimal angles, thus capability of driving the rotary structure to rotate by wind is increased and starting wind power of the rotary structure is reduced. The rotary structure is still rotated at where the wind is smaller to provide electric power.