<ul><li>Wind power generation is based on conversion of wind kinetic energy into electrical energy</li><li>Stability of wind speed affects wind power generation</li><li>Wind direction changes greatly affect impellers to adjust their angles and power generation</li><li>Temperature changes affect air density and impeller resistance</li><li>Turbulence affects the wind turbine impeller's speed and direction and power generation</li><li>Altitude interrelates with various meteorological factors affecting the wind power generation and efficiency</li><li>Air density decreases as altitude increases</li><li>Higher altitude leads to less resistance to the wind impeller</li><li>Wind speed increases with high altitude, thus increasing the power generation and efficiency of wind turbines</li><li>Changes in air density and other effects brought by altitude influence the power generation and efficiency of wind turbines</li></ul>

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