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<\/a>The blade was atually designed for the small-scale machine Enercon-20 –\u00a0 a 100kW turbine placed on a tube tower for application on farms, remote areas or developing countries. The machine came out as a prototype in 2007, but never went into serial production. Less than five were poduced.<\/p>\n Another fact is the Enercon E-20 was fully stall-controlled in contrast to the whole Enercon portfolio of the 2000s – with exception of the even smaller E-10.<\/p>\n The aforementioned aerodynamical features are major milestones in the technological development of Enercon and were applied thousands of timed across the world.<\/p>\n The “tiny” 10m aluminium blade demonstrates all these milestones “on eye-level” and hands-on.<\/p>\n Taking into account the progressive technology and the fact that Enercon-founder, Mr. Aloys Wobben, has recently died making an era end, the seemingly meaningless blade turns out to be of high importance.<\/p>\n The project was initiated by museum manager Jaeger. The transport was taken over by Wilfried Nobbe.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/a>