A German company has unveiled the new turbine blade design for its offshore wind farm, a project that is expected to provide power for a massive number of homes. According to Interesting Engineering, ...

The newly developed turbine has a blade tip height of 1,050 feet and a rotor diameter of 853 feet, and it will cover a massive area of over 571,000 square feet when the blades are turning.

A turbine for the Vineyard Wind 1 ... Wednesday’s announcement follows an incident in July when a blade fractured while reportedly undergoing testing, spewing debris onto the ocean before ...

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On a global scale, an estimated 2.5 million tonnes of composite materials are currently in use in wind turbines. Approximately 350,000 tonnes of End-of-Life (EoL) wind turbine blades are expected to ...

Turbine engines are known for aircraft propulsion, but stationary turbines have many industrial uses, including power generation. They burn fuel to rotate turbine blades, converting mechanical ene ...

According to GE Vernova, the turbine blade failure was caused by a “material or manufacturing deviation” at a factory in Gaspé, Canada. In August, the companies outlined a plan to safely ...

Oct 23 (Reuters) - GE Vernova (GEV.N), opens new tab will remove some turbine blades installed at the Vineyard Wind offshore wind farm off the coast of Massachusetts following quality checks ...

Vineyard Wind plans to remove an unspecified number of blades from existing turbines after conducting scans and quality checks in response to a mid-July breakdown that cast debris into the ocean ...

Vineyard Wind project approved this week to resume installs Bonding defect caused blade to break in July failure, CEO says GE Vernova Inc. is taking a $700 million charge after discovering that a flaw ...

An accident at the high-profile Massachusetts project over the summer saw one of its blades detach and plunge into the ocean. A Massachusetts offshore wind developer must remove an undisclosed ...