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DOE and NREL Announce Inaugural Collegiate Wind Competition Teams
EDF Renewable Services Wins O&M Contract for Edom Hills Wind Farm
EDF-re Increases Investment in Texas with Spinning Spur II
First Phase of London Array Fully Powered
First Wind adopts WTGservice.com Maintenance Management System
GE Prototype Operational at European Test Site
Largest Wind Farm in Southern Hemisphere Officially Opens
Obama’s 2014 Budget Proposal Make Green Energy a Priority
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FEATURES
Company Profile: Quaker Chemical
For the past eight decades this company has been producing industrial fluids and compounds used in virtually every imaginable manufacturing operation.
As the heart of a wind turbine, the drivetrain must provide reliability, serviceability, and high efficiency. According to Winergy, the HybridDrive more than delivers.
The wind turbine industry has emerged as a driving force for the development of a new generation of high-performance industrial lubricants, as Shell explains.
Shermco shares the secrets of lubrication route planning, application, sampling, testing, and analysis of rotating and static wind generation components.
New standalone remote monitoring and control solutions enable an innovative class of wireless applications. Banner Engineering provides the details.
An Online Communications Solution
Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems provide exceptional communications solutions for the wind industry, as NAES explains.
Extending Gear Oil Performance
With the next-generation Optigear Synthetic X 320, Castrol Industrial has developed a superior synthetic lubricant for wind turbines.
DEPARTMENTS
Lack of proper planning or poor scope definition during crane walks predictably results in schedule issues and unexpected costs. Here’s how to prepare your path.
Where an OEM scheduled maintenance plan takes only component life into account, a predictive program will include an assessment of the failure mode for each event.
Turbine technology is rapidly evolving to meet the stringent demands of grid stability, reliability, and economic extraction of wind energy from lower average wind speed sites.
Barge is a third viable form of transport for wind components, especially in strategically located wind farms near water access or for the import or export of components.
Industry and Application Specialist, Wind power/Sandvik Coromant