How to work wind turbines

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Wind turbines convert wind energy into electrical energy.

Wind turbines consist of blades, a rotor, a generator, and a tower.
The blades capture the wind and turn the rotor.
The rotor spins the generator, which produces electricity.
The tower supports the turbine and raises it above the ground for better wind access.
Wind turbines require consistent wind speeds of at least 6-9 mph to generate electricity.
The electricity generated is sent to a transformer and then to the power grid.
Regular maintenance is required to ensure optimal performance and safety.

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*Wind turbines convert wind energy into electrical energy.

* Wind turbine consist of blades, hubs, low speed shafts and gearbox, and genarator, and MV Transformer, Tobpannel, Auxiliary transformer, and main converter, Break hydraulic units, Yaw systems, and then tower.

*There using Electrical devices (Yaw modules,cooling control sensor device, wind sensors , temprature sensors, on load tap changeing devices, drive train sensors, Yaw encoders vibration sensors,

*ALU (automatic lubrication units)

Yaw ALU

Rotor ALU

Generator ALU

How to work wind turbines

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