20 kW VAWT (Vertical Axis Wind Turbine) Specifications
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This document summarizes the specifications of a vertical axis wind turbine. It has 60 polypropylene blades, a rotor height of 6 meters and diameter of 12 meters. At a wind speed of 10.5 meters per second, it has a rated power output of 20 kW. The turbine is designed to operate between wind speeds of 1.5 to 30 meters per second and can withstand winds up to 40 meters per second.
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