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May 20, 2013

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FEATURES

Company Profile: ­Rio South Texas Economic Council

By: Stephen Sisk

Regional economic marketing group seeks to capitalize on recent wind energy development to expand industry’s presence in southern Texas.

 

Large Wind Turbine Blade Transportation Solution: The Aeroscraft

By: Sadia Ashraf

Unique airship with 66-ton payload capacity provides an efficient, ecological alternative means of component transportation.

 

Managing Drivetrain Health: Knowledge is Power, Time is Money

By: Larry Jacobs

Stretching your O&M budget can be achieved by properly and systematically processing the data derived from condition monitoring equipment.

 

Making Sense of the CMS Market

By: Brogan Morton

Six key steps to take into account when swimming the sea of condition monitoring purchase decision-making.

 

Breaking the 34.5kV “Standard”

By: Jon Saxon & Scott Baron

Drawing on hydro experience, Acciona extols use of 12kV collection system to lower energy costs through elimination of step-up transformers.

 

Cross-Technology Drivetrain Lubrication

By: Daryl Luke

Choosing the proper lubricant is essential to turbine maintenance, whether using gearbox or direct drive technology.

 

Designing “BRILLIANCE”

By: Lauren Thirer & Katelyn Buress

General Electric’s innovation process and the development of the “World’s First Brilliant Wind Turbine”

 

Keeping the Connection Alive

By: Sergio Aurtenetxea, Ph.D.

Through analysis of sub-synchronous control interactions, Ingeteam aims to maintain grid connection and boost grid stability and reliability.

 

DEPARTMENTS

CONSTRUCTION

By: Julian Bell

A wind project construction and design checklist for owners to ensure overall safety and meet the project’s economic expectations.

 

MAINTENANCE

By: Jack Wallace

Meticulous attention to turbine blades—paired with a proactive, preventative approach—are key elements in a successful turbine blade maintenance plan.

 

TECHNOLOGY

By: Anders Voldsgaard Clausen

Corrosion protection for offshore wind turbines, due to constant exposure to a highly corrosive environment, requires proper resources and painstaking attention to developing an action plan.

 

LOGISTICS

By: Michael Graska

Avoid getting caught up in the minutiae. Success in supply chain management depends on how well you adhere to these seven fundamental laws.

 

Q&A: John Doss

General Manager, Renewable Resources, Bridgewell Resources

 

 

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