Wind Turbine

A wind turbine, also known as a wind generator, is a device that converts wind energy into mechanical energy or electricity. It typically consists of a tower, rotating blades, and a generator. When the wind blows over the turbine's rotating blades, the blades rotate due to the force of the wind, driving the generator to produce electricity. These turbines are often installed in areas with abundant wind resources, such as hills, plains, or coastlines, to harness wind energy and generate power. Wind turbines are an important source of clean and renewable energy and are widely used in power plants, urban areas, rural areas, and other locations.