Wind turbine manufacturing trends in China

Tekbiyik-Ersoy, Neyre; Tansu, Ayşe

doi:10.1109/icitm.2018.8333926

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“…We observed patterns and trends in the wind turbine models' rated power, swept area, swept diameter, number of blades, cut-off and cut-in speeds, and power density. The data covers the years 1989-2018 and includes wind turbine capacity and years [25,26]. The categorization shows the current state of the wind turbine models: Under Development denotes models that are planned for the future, Available denotes models that are now in production, and Not Available denotes models that are either out-of-production or thought to be outmoded.…”

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Wind Turbine Manufacturing, Trends, Capacity, Performance, and Strategy

Ghoumah,

Tansu,

Hadi

et al. 2024

JESA

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The development of wind turbine technology has been studied globally and has shown that energy production from wind has become one of the most balanced, advanced, and promising ways for the future and falls within clean energy generation technologies. Wind energy development has shown many positive impacts on the environment and the economy in many countries. Wind turbine manufacturers have developed modern, powerful turbines that work well in weak wind conditions. These conditions make it necessary to increase the capacity of manufacturing companies to manufacture wind turbines in all the processes and procedures involved in them. This study focuses on providing manufacturing companies with the latest developments and most efficient manufacturing processes to improve wind turbine outcomes. It also explains how certain activities and procedures in manufacturing practices can affect the overall performance of a turbine. Through the analysis, we have observed that manufacturers have responded to the demand for models with cutting speeds of 2.1 m/s to 4 m/s by preparing more models in this range for future production. Models with very high cutting speeds have also been compensated for by preparing more ranges with ultra-fast cutting speeds for future production. Analysis of the turning diameter showed that sufficient response was not achieved, as insufficient attention was paid to the diameter range of 50-100 meters. The manufacturers' response indicates that the bulk of future production will be within the power ranges between 2001 and 6000 kW.

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confidence: 99%