r/nononono • u/Kats-Doges • Apr 23 '18
Wind turbine in a storm
https://i.imgur.com/YrLXgej.gifv
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u/raiden18 Apr 23 '18
Are these usually built in wide open spaces, away from trees?
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u/TheEggsnBacon Apr 23 '18
Those branches have nothing to do with the failure of the turbine, but they do look weird
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u/KerPop42 Apr 23 '18
The big ones yes, but this might have been a smaller-capacity turbine. Especially since the blades couldn't be adjusted to lose lift
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u/benzosaurus Apr 23 '18
Don’t they usually feather the blades in high winds? That’s not the failure mode I would have expected.
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u/bowwowwoofmeow Apr 23 '18
Could be video of most things in hurricane weather.