Wind Power Plants

Wind power plants are called systems that first convert the kinetic energy in the wind into mechanical energy and then into electrical energy. Wind power plants consist of tower generator speed converter electrical and electronic elements and propellers. Wind power plants produce electricity as renewable energy without polluting the environment by reducing the emission of greenhouse gases. Wind power plants were used in ancient times to move the boat or in the mills.

Wind power plants work like a weather vane. With the thrust of the wind, the propeller works and mechanical energy is released. Wind power plants consist of many components to increase efficiency. For this purpose, wind power plants protect the environment from bad odors.