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Traditional windmills in Spain are constructed using stone or brick as the primary material for the structure, with wood and metal used for the moving parts. They typically consist of a cylindrical tower, tapering at the top, with a conical or dome-shaped roof that is sometimes covered with tiles.
The wings or sails of a Spanish windmill are usually made of wood frames with canvas or sailcloth stretched between them. These sails are mounted on a horizontal shaft that runs through the tower and connects to a mechanism inside that turns the grindstone to mill grain.
The construction of modern wind turbines in Spain, however, follows a much more advanced and intricate process, using large steel structures, advanced composites, and specialized equipment. These turbines are typically built by specialized companies with a range of expertise in civil engineering, electrical engineering, and mechanical engineering, among others.
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