Define wind span and weight span.

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Wind span refers to the distance between the outermost points of a wind turbine's rotor blades. Weight span is the maximum weight that a structure can support without collapsing.

Wind span is an important factor in determining the size and efficiency of a wind turbine.
It is measured as the diameter of the circle that the rotor blades create when rotating.
A larger wind span allows for greater capture of wind energy.
Weight span is the maximum load-bearing capacity of a structure.
It is crucial to ensure that the weight span of a structure is not exceeded to prevent collapse or damage.
For example, in bridge construction, weight span determines the maximum weight that the bridge can support.

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