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Depends on the design of the blades, but I suspect that three is the correct answer because if you look-up pictures of ‘wind farms’ they all have 3 blades and these companies spent a lot of time and money on engineering and research to come up with their design. Remember, they are out for profit so efficiency is a top priority.
electricity does not depend on the number of blabes..but only on the speed of rotation..so 3 will generate more
The amount of electricity generated depends upon the wind speed.
A carefully-designed wind turbine should (theoretically, at least) produce the maximum amount of power for a particular wind speed, whether it has 3 or 6 or any other number of blades.
But for general application, in the usual range of wind-speeds, and considering construction costs, etc. the three-blade design has proved optimal for power production at lowest cost.
6 ; however, because they are so large the power increase is not worth the cost of the much more expensive structural considerations. The designers did not even go for 4.