Wind turbine and a wind turbine blade

A wind turbine blade, comprising:

• a shell with an aerodynamic profile forming an outer surface on a suction side and a pressure side of the blade respectively and an internal space in the blade, the suction side and the pressure side being separated by a leading edge and a trailing edge defined by the direction by which the blade moves through space during normal operation and a number of elongated reinforcing members connected to the shell for increasing the strength of the blade, each of the at least one elongated reinforcing members having a first end and a second end and extending between the first end and the second end,
• wherein
• one end is connected to the suction side of the shell and the other end is connected to the pressure side of the shell thereby preventing deformation of the shell, and
• at least some of the elongated reinforcing members are adapted for both resisting compression and tension forces,
• the reinforcing members includes
• a rod having a largest cross section between the first and the second end of the rod extends in the internal space and with its longitudinal direction between the suction side and the pressure side in the internal space, the shell has a first through hole on the suction or the pressure side of the blade, the first through hole having a smallest cross section being larger than the largest cross section of the rod,
• the rod has a first head arranged on the first end, the first head having a cross section being larger than the smallest cross section of the first through hole and is attached to the outer surface of the shell, and,
• the rod extends from the first head and into the internal space via the first through hole, and where the second end of the rod is attached to a second through hole in the shell by a screw having a second head resting against the outer surface of the shell, and a threaded shank extending through the second through hole in the shell and being screw connected with the second end of the rod,
• the first and the second through holes are circular cylindrical and has a cross section that increases in the direction away from the internal space of the blade, and the first and the second head both has a complementary cross section that increases in the direction away from the internal space of the blade, and,
• the second through hole has a cross section smaller than the cross section of the second end of the rod, and the cross section of the shank on the screw with the second head is slightly smaller than the cross section of the second through hole.