The speed of a wind turbine is relative to its size and the wind speed passing through the blades. Large turbines in areas of high wind speeds can reach velocities of up to 200mph. The design of the blades of the turbine also effect how fast it can turn because the design determines how efficient the turbine is in dealing with the wind.
It really depends on the size of the turbine, where it’s loated, its model, and how fast the wind is blowing. Typically, however, the turbines spin at a rate of about 20-30 rotations per minute (RPM). And their speed remains constant–controlled by mechanics working below.
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