wind turbine
A wind turbine is a sophisticated piece of technology designed to convert the kinetic energy in wind into electrical power. Its main functions include capturing wind energy through its blades, converting this energy into mechanical power through a rotor, and finally generating electricity via a generator. Technological features of modern wind turbines encompass advanced aerodynamic designs, robust materials for durability, and smart technologies for optimal performance. They often come with sensors and controllers that adjust to wind conditions for maximum efficiency. Applications of wind turbines range from residential and commercial power generation to large-scale wind farms that contribute significantly to the power grid.
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