That is my view. If I saw a wind turbine going at that sort of rate I'd stop and watch (from a distance). If I had a movie camera I'd film it.
Agreed duff editing.
Automatically feather the blades, face it into the wind, apply brakes and pray. If any part of the automatics fail, then you "have a problem".
A Vestas turbine again I read in the Copenhagen Post link. There have been a couple of Vestas turbine collapses in this country in the last year. Both in high winds...
"The Health and Safety Executive said it would not investigate the incident as no-one was hurt. Police and the turbine owners are looking into the collapse."
The news (rather than opinion) from the Cumberland News: "The wind turbine collapse is thought to be the first of its kind in the
29-year history of the British Wind Energy Association."Er have the BWEA got a *very* short memories or doesn't the Scottish collapse count for some reason... The off-grid link implies that the Scottish collapse is down to "foul play". I haven't found any reports, preliminary or otherwise, into the reasons behind either collapse, has anyone else?