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and rather strong wind to let the wind turbine turn. For example, in France, to be profitable, the annual average speed of the wind must be between 21 and 25 kilometers. - There are three primary different types of wind turbines: savonius VAWT ,Modern HAWT , Giromil VAWT - It works as a bicycle dynamo : the wind induces the blades, then, the dynamo starts out. This system produces electricity which is stocked. - The recoverable power of electricity producted by a wind turbine is calculated

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