Enisala windmill, Tulcea county
The Moara from Enisala, Tulcea County, dating from the first half of the twentieth century, was transferred and replaced in the museum in 1965. It is the smallest ground installation operated by the wind force in the heritage of the museum. It was designed for grinding small quantities of wheat or corn grains and could meet the consumption needs of a family (originating, the construction was located right in the household yard). The Morii House and the roof are from the reed, which gives it a note of originality and picturesque.
The mill operates on the principle of direct transmission, the whole mechanism being set by the energy of the wind captured by the four wings.
