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Wind Turbine Blade Handbook

ByWindmills Tech Editor

Find Mølholt Jensen, CEO and Board member Bladena hos Bladena

Rune Kirt, CEO at KIRT x THOMSEN

John Dalsgaard Sørensen, Professor at Aalborg Universitet

Lars Damkilde, Professor at Esbjerg Institute of Technology

Christian Berggreen, Professor – Head of Group Lightweight Structures & Head of Laboratory – DTU Structural Lab

Torben Juul Larsen, Lead Specialist, Loads, Innovation & Concepts, Vestas Wind Systems A/S

Mads Lübbert, Local Functional Manager, Mechanics at DIS – CREADIS Engineering & Consulting

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