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| Winding
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(1) The coils that are wound around a conductor which, produce electrical energy if moved within a magnetic field. (2) Warping of door or window frames. |
| Windlass
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Also called a winch, this hoist is made of a cable, wound around a drum, with a motor or crank attached, turning the drum and raising the cable load. |
| Windmill
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A WECS that is used to grind grain, and that typically has a high-solidity rotor; commonly used to refer to all types of WECS. |
| Window
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A generic term for a glazed opening that allows daylight to enter into a building and can be opened for ventilation. |
| Window blind roll-up
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| Window frame
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The boxed opening that holds the glass pane of a window. All window parts except the glass. |
| Window head flashing
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Possible alternative to J-channel to receive siding over doors and windows and as a base flashing on vertical siding installations. |
| Window light
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Individual pane of glass. |
| Window seat
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A cushion covered bench built under a window. |
| Window shade
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Covering that can be pulled down over the glass in a window to provide privacy and eliminate sun in a room. |
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