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Massive wind turbine damage caused by windy conditions
Credit: WANE, www.wane.com 24 April 2012 ~~
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A wind turbine in Paulding County, Ohio has been badly damaged.
According to a spokesman with EDP Renewables, the turbine, which is located near Payne, had two of its blades sheared early Tuesday afternoon.
Representatives from EDP Renewables have closed the site, which is known as Timber Road II and said no one was injured by the falling debris.
That particular turbine was completed in 2010 and is still under warranty by its manufacturer Vestas which is conducting their own investigation.
EDP is monitoring other turbines in the area for any signs of fatigue or damage.
NewsChannel 15 received several pictures a damaged turbine in Paulding County. We’ve added them to this story.
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