Rotor sails are spinning columns on cargo ships that use wind pressure to propel the vessel forward, reducing engine reliance and emissions by up to 20% while being lightweight and narrow enough to not affect cargo space.
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Have you ever wondered what those spinning columns [music] on ships are?
They are called rotor sails and this is how they work. When wind hits the rotating sail, it creates a pressure difference that pushes the ship forward.
As a result, ships can reduce [music] their reliance on engines, save fuel, and cut emissions by up to around 20% depending on wind conditions. Rotor sails are made from lightweight materials and are usually tall and narrow, making them easy to install on large [music] vessels without affecting cargo space.
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