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The use of non-conventional power sources is a requirement of the period
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This article deals with the problem of obtaining electricity from wind, which is one of the unconventional methods of obtaining energy. In it, the energy potential of the wind region is calculated relative to the annual wind speed. The data provided provide a summary of how the wind speed of the unit should be adjusted, and a preliminary indication of how well the planned amount of money will be spent to fully cover the wind speed range.Links
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