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Introduction
The document discusses the performance and specifications of the Dali PowerTower and its variants, focusing on installations in different locations such as the Swiss Alps, Sweden, and the Philippines. The core invention is the 12m Wooden Tower, developed through a collaboration between Lund University and ENSTIB in 2011.

Design and Protection
The Dali tower design is inspired by Salvador Dali's paintings and is protected by patents and trademarks in Europe and Asia. The modular design facilitates transportation and storage, with a packing volume of 2 m³. The tower's wooden structure ensures quiet operation by absorbing noise and vibration.

Installation and Configuration
The Dali tower can be erected without a crane using winches and ropes, making it suitable for remote locations. It can be installed with screw, concrete, or steel rod foundations. The main configurations include Lite and Performance, with varying energy yields and rated outputs.

Energy Yield and Specifications
The Dali PowerTower offers a hybrid solution combining wind and solar power, providing energy throughout the year. The wind energy yield ranges from 3,400 kWh to 7,800 kWh annually, while solar energy yield is consistent at 2,000 kWh in southern Sweden. The total energy yield varies between 5,400 kWh and 9,800 kWh.

Technical Advantages
The hybrid system is advantageous as it complements wind and solar power, ensuring energy availability day and night, across seasons. The design also prevents roof damage, a common issue with roof-mounted PV panels.

Contact Information
For more details, visit InnoVentum's website or contact them at their Malmö office.

Catalog excerpts

Dali Performance in the Swiss Alps Dali PowerTower Lite in the Philippines Dali PowerTower Performance in Sweden Dali Performance on the roof in Sweden

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Core Invention: The 12m Wooden Tower The first InnoVentum wooden tower was created in 2011 as a result of a collaborative university competition between Lund University in Sweden and ENSTIB in France. The first prototype was installed in the same year. Patent, Design and Trademark Protection: Dali The resulting invention has been design- and patent-protected with designs & patents granted now in several countries in Europe and Asia. The design of the tower was reminiscent of the elements on the Salvador Dali paintings and the tower received the name “Dali”. Feel free to search online for the...

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Quiet operation thanks to fibres in wood and modular, multi-leg design of the tower The wood absorbs noise and vibration Tower erection without a crane thanks to patented functional design of the Dali tower The tower can be installed with help of winches and ropes at any remote location Easy to install and move thanks to screw foundations (the tower can also be installed with a concrete or steel rod foundation)

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Technical specifications of the Dali PowerTower MAIN CONFIGURATIONS: LITE PERFORMANCE Wind energy yield per year (at 6 m/s wind speed) Dali PowerTower Performance can be installed with a wind turbine only (Dali Performance). For complete information on technical specifications and advantages of our products, please visit our website www.innoventum.se Advantages of the Hybrid Solution Wind and solar power harvesting technologies are highly complementary (day - night, summer - winter) providing green energy day and night, all year round. The Dali PowerTower hybrid system gives you a unique...

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