A bibliometric investigation of wind turbine during 2007-2018

The following paper analyzes with a bibliometric method, the global research behavior of wind turbine during a period from 2007 to 2017. This was made by understanding papers, languages, characteristics of articles, places of origin, journals, and keywords. Nowadays, there are 6028 articles written in different journals for different topics. Every year the number of published articles have increased indicating the high level of importance in the content of this topic. Meanwhile, the country that contributes with the highest density of publications is the USA with 1073, followed by the People from the Republic of China with 941, the UK with 618 and Denmark 453, among other countries. The results can help scientists to understand the characteristics of research results and the search for critical points in the field of wind turbines.

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