5/15/2009
COMPOSITES WORLD: Maine High Schoolers Show What Wind Blades Can Do
For more information visit: www.compositesworld.com/news/maine-high-schoolers-show-what-wind-blades-can-do.aspx

More than 100 students from 13 Maine high schools participated recently in the Maine Wind Blade Challenge. Hosted by the University of Maine's AEWC Center and the Maine Composites Alliance, the competition pitted teams against each other, testing their prototypes for composite wind turbine blade design.

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Eliot, ME

Steve Von Vogt, Executive Director
Maine Composites Alliance
P.O. Box 129
Portland, ME 04112
svonvogt@mainecompositesalliance.org
(207) 828-1414
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