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Then a Back-Propagation Neural Network is trained by these examples, and the non-linear model between the blade parameters and the performance parameters is established. Finally, the complex method is used for optimizing the blade geometry. Results show that the method using artificial neural network can reduce the design period and avoid the dependence of the designer’s experience. 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