When the site is chosen, it is proposed that three-blade type wind turbines are installed, which can generate for a wind velocity range from 3.00 m s1 to 12.0 m s1. The turbine blades are 75.0 m in length, the power coefficient is 0.540, and the average air density is 1.21 kg m3. Site WT1 can accommodate three wind turbines, whereas Site WT2 can accommodate six wind turbines. It is estimated that the turbines can operate for 82.0% of the time at Site WT1, and 85.0% of the time at Site WT2. Based upon your answers to Part (a) of this question, estimate the maximum energy that could be extracted annually from the wind at Sites WT1 and WT2. Assume one year is approximately 3.1536 x 107 s S.
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Hello, please solve part b accurate and exact please.
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the question asked for energy not the power so the answers should be in J which will be obtained by multiplying annual power by No of seconds in a year
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