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      <title>Structural Dynamics of Wind Turbines</title>
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      <description>Structural dynamics of wind turbines A modern wind turbine is a complex engineering system. At first sight it is primarily a machine for converting kinetic energy into a usable electric form; usually with the wind creating lift forces when flowing along an aerodynamically shaped blade. This is the same principle as used in an airplane. But instead of lifting a plane into the air, on a wind turbine these forces translate into a mechanical torque on a shaft, which is driving a generator.</description>
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