US EditionMassive wind turbine blades crash to the ground in Western Ontario
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Massive wind turbine blades crash to the ground in Western Ontario
Farmers Forum staff PORT BURWELL — A massive rotor and its three long blades detached from a wind turbine near Port Burwell in Western Ontario on March 15 and crashed to the ground. The average length of a wind turbine blade is about 165 ft. — about half the length of a football field. Capstone […]
From rotor blades to textiles: recycling of wind turbines
Wind energy is a source of hope for the energy transition, but many plants soon reach their end of life. Recycling expert Fabian Rechsteiner provides insights into the possibilities and hurdles in the recycling of wind turbines and shows what technical and political steps are needed to establish a circular economy in this area. The article From rotor blades to textiles: Recycling of wind turbines first appeared on ingenieur.de - Jobbörse und Nac…
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