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Construction of temporary meteorologic towerPhoto by Francesco Miceli
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Earthworks for Parque Eolico Talinay in ChilePhoto by Francesco Miceli
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On-site concrete plantOn-site concrete plant - photo by Francesco Miceli
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Substation for Parque Eolico TalinayPhoto by Francesco Miceli
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Blade special transport system, with a hydraulic lifter that allows lifting the wind blade for transport on mountain roadsThis is a blade special transport system, with a hydraulic lifter that allows lifting the wind blade up to approximately 45 degrees for transport on mountain roads - photo by Francesco Miceli
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Steel-reinforced concrete baseFor Vestas V100 (1.8 MW), Cerro San Antón wind energy facility, Lillo, Toledo, Spain - photo by Francesco Miceli
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Base of wind turbine foundation: concrete and steelUniversity of Minnesota Outreach, Research and Education Park, 2011 - the base of the foundation is 10 feet deep and 60 feet in diameter, the foundation consists of 40 tons of steel rebar
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Concrete and rebar base for relatively small 268-feet-tall wind turbineThis concrete and rebar base is for a relatively small 268-feet-tall wind turbine - photo by Pete Holden, 2011
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Wind turbine foundationWind turbine foundation
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Concrete and rebar base to support 80-meter tower and 77-meter-diameter rotor bladesConcrete and rebar base to support 80-meter tower and 77-meter-diameter rotor blades - photo by Stewart C. Russell, scruss.com, 2005
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Rebar in place for concrete baseRebar in place for concrete base
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Farm: Tug Hill Plateau in Lowville, New YorkA farm sits in the foreground of Vestas Wind Systems turbines at the Maple Ridge Wind Farm on the Tug Hill Plateau in Lowville, New York - photographer: Ron Antonelli/Bloomberg
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