The materials that are needed to build a wind turbine are quite basic. You need some PVC sheets, glue (*preferably white*), screws, washers, dowels, magnets, and wire. Its quite simple.
ADDED: Note the question does not cover application, just the turbine, though that answer seems to assume it is to rotate an electrical generator. It would also help to have at least some understanding of how to design turbines (and alternators?), and then the tools and skills to cut, shape and join those materials to obtain the desired result. Good Luck though - it would be an interesting, and if successful, satisfying project!
3.5 years
about 1.8 million pounds
It takes about over 500 people to build a turbine wowza!
Newer blades are made of aluminum and composite materials
because the government cant fund for the research and the utilities needed to make wind turbines and because even though they help the environment it still cost workers to make and place and move them to where they needed to be.
yes
You will need something tall to mount your turbine, propellers, a generator (if you're using it to make electricity), the land, and any other small pieces to hold your turbine together.
the most wind turbine are build in nebraska
3.5 years
3.5 years
Websites or specialist groups focused on renewable energy resources are great for connecting you with people who have already had experience with wind turbines and you can learn a lot from their trials and errors! For a faster approach, there are videos on Youtube that offer various solutions on how to build a wind turbine.
Wind turbine blades are typically made of fiberglass-reinforced plastic or carbon fiber composites. These materials are chosen for their strength, durability, and light weight to maximize the efficiency of the wind turbine.
about 1.8 million pounds
about 1.8 million pounds
It takes about over 500 people to build a turbine wowza!
Newer blades are made of aluminum and composite materials
One can learn how to make a wind turbine online. The best way to go about it, however, is to ask an expert's opinion and follow their advice -- for example, an expert may point you to the wind turbine schematics that they consider the safest or the easiest for an amateur to build.