Pedestrian Bridges Using Decommissioned Wind Turbine Blades
Sector: Wind • Location: Cork and Atlanta, Georgia, Ireland and United States
Source: BGR
This project involves repurposing decommissioned wind turbine blades as structural girders for pedestrian bridges. The initiative started in Ireland in 2019 with the BladeBridge venture and the Re-Wind Network, which includes multiple universities and research institutions. The project has successfully built pedestrian bridges in Cork, Ireland, and Atlanta, Georgia, using old wind turbine blades t
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Description | This project involves repurposing decommissioned wind turbine blades as structural girders for pedestrian bridges. The initiative started in Ireland in 2019 with the BladeBridge venture and the Re-Wind Network, which includes multiple universities and research institutions. The project has successfully built pedestrian bridges in Cork, Ireland, and Atlanta, Georgia, using old wind turbine blades to span creeks and provide access to previously unusable areas. |
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