in other words how big does a turbine have to be to generate how much power?
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in other words how big does a turbine have to be to generate how much power?
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bigger blades more power.
Probably power is proportional to blade length squared, ie, proportional to the area swept by the blades.
Eg, GE 3.5 MW has swept area of 9677 m²
GE 1.5 MW has swept area of 3904 or 4657 m² (2 different models)
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