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Wind Energy Technology: Generating Power from the Wind

B.C. Steele, G. G. Harman, J. Pitsenbarger

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Wind Energy Technology (WET) announces on a bimonthly basis the current worldwide information available on wind turbine concepts and design, including the basic science of wind turbine dynamics as well as advanced components and systems research; wind turbine performance; ancillary wind turbine equipment, including system protection and interconnection devices; wind resource identification; wind turbine project planning and development; legal-institutional implications of wind energy conversion systems; and environmental aspects of wind turbines.

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Key concepts: Wind power, Turbine, Marine engineering, Engineering, Wind engineering, Environmental science, Meteorology, Civil engineering