Wind Turbine Model

Wind turbines are fascinating devices that convert the kinetic energy from wind into electrical power. Here's a brief description: Components: Blades: Usually three, these are designed to capture wind energy. Rotor: The blades are attached to the rotor, which spins when the wind blows. Nacelle: This houses the generator, gearbox, and other components. Tower: The tall structure that supports the nacelle and rotor, elevating them to capture stronger winds. Foundation: The base that anchors the turbine to the ground. Function: Wind Capture: Wind blows over the blades, creating lift (similar to an airplane wing) and causing the rotor to spin. Energy Conversion: The rotor's spinning motion is transferred to the generator inside the nacelle via a shaft and gearbox, converting kinetic energy into electrical energy. Electricity Generation: The generator produces electricity, which is then transmitted to the power grid.