Wind generator definition

Wind generator means blades and associated mechanical and electrical conversion components mounted on top of the tower.
Wind generator means an individual wind turbine with a generation capacity of one
Wind generator means equipment that converts energy from the wind into electricity. This term includes the rotor, blades and associated mechanical and electrical conversion components necessary to generate, store and/or transfer energy.

Examples of Wind generator in a sentence

  • Wind generator output is correlated to weather conditions and hence to demand.


More Definitions of Wind generator

Wind generator means an accessory structure, the purpose of which is to convert wind energy into thermal, mechanical or electrical energy and to transmit these forms of energy to storage or to a point of use. Wind generators are permitted only in the “A-1” district.
Wind generator means equipment that converts energy from the wind into electricity. This term includes the rotor, blades and associated mechanism.
Wind generator means an individual wind turbine with a generation capacity of one hundred kilowatts or more which is connected to a transmission or distribution system.
Wind generator means the mechanical and electrical conversion components mounted on or near the Tower.
Wind generator or “windmill” means a structure which utilizes or is worked by action of wind on the vanes, sails, or propellers in order to generate electricity for private consumption.
Wind generator means the moving parts of the system that are activated by the force of the wind along with any associated mechanical and electrical connections and components.
Wind generator means blades and associated mechanical and electrical conversion components mounted on top of the towers.