Wind Energy: Forces acting on an airfoil of a horizontal axis wind turbine blade
An airfoil on a wind turbine blade experiences critical aerodynamic forces and effects during rotation. These include lift, drag, thrust, gravity, torque, and centrifugal forces. In this video, I breifly explain these forces.
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