how do i determine the number of coil winding/size in a axial flux generator ?

i am building a axial flux wind turbine, watched a few yt video and read some articles. i have built a small one, now want to move onto a bigger one.
but i couldn't find any information on how to calculate the size of coils for the required power output.
example i want to make a 48v 10kw generator, how would i calculate, how many turns is required, the wire thickness, how many coils per phase.
can someone please explaining the process in determining all this
but i couldn't find any information on how to calculate the size of coils for the required power output.
example i want to make a 48v 10kw generator, how would i calculate, how many turns is required, the wire thickness, how many coils per phase.
can someone please explaining the process in determining all this
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www.otherpower.com (good forum for DIY Wind Power)
Hugh Piggott - Scoraig Wind Electric site for tons of info (from mike90045)
Scoraig Wind "Recipe Book" for DYI Turbines (from Chris Olson... From his 4/11/2013 post)
www.greenpowertalk.org (added from "russ"--Like here but more wind/less solar)
-Bill
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i had a look at them they all seem good, otherwind.com being the best but i cannot register as it would not allow me to register, would you have any idea about that, thanks
hi
the 10kw was used as a example (but i am heading in that direction) as i want to do the calculations for myself, every article i came across just gives me the number of turns for a 48/12v system and the wire size to use, with no explanation.
https://www.fieldlines.com/?action=register
-Bill