The diagrams below show the design for a wind turbine and its location. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The diagrams illustrate how the

wind

is collected by a

turbine

and how the energy is generated,

as well as

great locations for these installations. The

wind

turbine

consists of a tower made of steel, upon which a generator is installed. The

wind

sensor is connected to the top of the generator which rotates fibreglass or wood blades. The sensor can define how fast the

wind

blows and it

also

can specify its direction.

In addition

to the main construction, there is a computer located in the service room near the machine and with information conducted by a sensor, it can regulate the location of blades. The

wind

turbine

can be installed in three different areas. To get maximum

wind

power the

turbine

can be installed on a hill or on the top of a mountain. In

this

case, it would get a lot of strong

wind

flows. The second spot where the machine can be placed is in the water. By placing the tower there, the landscape will not be destroyed,

in addition

,

wind

flows are not forceful near the coastline, so it leads to less energy output. The

last

option is to put in a domestic

turbine

. It can be located nearby a house or any other facility,

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such

type of

turbine

produces much less energy which is 100 kilowatts compared to the regular one with 1.5 megawatts. So, to maximize the effect of

wind

turbines, there should be placed either in the water or on the hills.