01 Global ENG S-Turbine-Intro O-M 2-3VS

O&M 2.
3VS
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Our portfolio:
Based on 30 years of experience in the wind industry
Multi-Megawatt class
 Pitch technology with variable speed
 SWT-2.3-82 VS and SWT-2.3-93: 1,501 WTG SWT-3.6-120
 SWT-3.6-107: 101 WTG
Megawatt class SWT-3.6-107
 CombiStall technology
Turbine power output SWT-3.0-101 DD
 SWT-1.0-54: 356 WTG
 SWT-1.3-62: 1,520 WTG SWT-2.3-101
Rotor power  SWT-2.0-76: 165 WTG
 SWT-2.3-82: 506 WTG SWT-2.3-93
Kilowatt class
SWT-2.3-82 VS
 Stall technology
Direct Drive Technology
 SWT-0.6-44: 1,316 WTG SWT-2.3-82  Compact Direct Drive
 < 600 kW: 2,330 WTG
 SWT-3.0-101 DD
SWT-2.0-76
SWT-1.3-62
SWT-1.0-54
SWT-0.6-44
Former product portfolio
Existing product portfolio
Expansion to product portfolio - New Technology
Installed base worldwide: > 8,700* turbines with > 11,000 MW capacity
* As per May 2010
SWT-2.3-82 VS
Main data:
IEC Class: I (10 m/s)
Rotor diameter: 82.4 m
Blade Length: 40 m
Swept area: 5300 m2
Hub height: 60-80 m
Rotor speed: 6 – 18 RPM
Power regulation: pitch regulated
Annual output at 8 m/s 7800 MWh
Blade weight: 9.5 t
Rotor weight: 54 t
Nacelle weight: 82 t
80 m tower weight: 158 t
Experience data:
Serial production: 2004
SWT-2.3-93
Main data:
IEC Class: II (8.5 m/s)
Rotor diameter: 93 m / 101.7 yd.
Blade Length: 45 m / 49.2 yd.
Swept area: 6800 m2 / 8133 yd.2
Hub height: 60-80 m / 72-96 yd.
Blade weight: 11.4 t
Rotor weight: 60 t
Experience data:
SWT-2.3-101
Main data:
IEC Class: III (7.5 m/s)
Rotor diameter: 101 m
Blade Length: 49 m
Swept area: 8000 m2
Hub height: 80 – 99.5 m
Blade weight: 10.9 t
Rotor weight: 62 t
Experience data:
Nacelle
Main Bearing Wind vane and

Blades
Anemometer
Generator
Main shaft
Gearbox
Spinner
Hydraulic
Crane pump
station
Gear
suspension
Hub
Yaw Gears
Blade
B45 – 93m rotor

B40 – 82m rotor
B49 – 101m rotor
•IntegralBlade® one-piece technology

with no glue joints
•Integrated lightning protection
Siemens B blade series Vortex generators
Vortex Generators
Creates a tiny vortex in the airstreams

over an airfoil. This vortex energizes the
normally stagnant boundary layer of air
on the Blades surface. An energized
boundary layer is more resistant to flow
separation than a stagnant boundary
layer. The result is that airflow "sticks" to
the wing better, permitting better
production.
The blade – Integral Blade®
• The blade is manufactured in a single operation, using a closed

process invented by Siemens Wind Power
• No glue joints between spars and shells, no weak points, no easy

access for water or lightning
• Combining superior strength with excellent power and noise

performance
Blade test bench (destructive 20 years test)
B30 destruction test B52 Blade test

Hub
Pitch System
•Independent pitch system for each blade
•Hydraulic pitch system with piston

accumulators
•Mechanical pitch pawl system to lock

blades in 30°, 60° and 82° (stop position)
Drive train
Shaft and bedplate
•Forged main shaft with through-bore

for hydraulic and electrical connection
•Proven suspension with direct load

paths to tower
Gearbox
Gearbox
•Two-stage with one planetary stage

and one helical
•Helical stages can be serviced on site
•Sophisticated forced-flow lubrication system

with in-line and off-line filters.
•Two calipers
Types: Winergy & Hansen
Power unit and generator
•Four-pole asynchronous
•Internal air circulation, cooled
with air-to-air heat exchanger
•Frequency converter is placed in the bottom
section of the turbine.
Yaw components
Regulation types
Pitch regulation, VS
Tower
Stop = 82°
Run = 0°
Typical = 0 – 20 °
Wind direction
Wind speed and wind energy
Warning!
Double wind speed = 8 times more The rotor will accelerate extremely
power output fast if the blades are pitched (manually) and
If the blades are not pitched this is the and the brake is released on a
input from rotor: pitch regulated turbine.
12m/s = 2,3MW
15m/s = 4,5MW In Siemens this is prevented in the software!
The maximum pitch angle on the tree blades is:
24m/s = 18,4MW Two blades in 60º, One in 0º (in service mode)
3,6MW HCU trip
Wind
speed
Rotor HCU tripped

RPM
Brake is released
Time: 0 30 54 sec.
Pitch
angle
Close up zoom
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2000 Rpm time 55

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O&M 2.

Main Bearing Wind vane and

B45 – 93m rotor

•IntegralBlade® one-piece technology

•Integrated lightning protection

Creates a tiny vortex in the airstreams

• The blade is manufactured in a single operation, using a closed

• No glue joints between spars and shells, no weak points, no easy

• Combining superior strength with excellent power and noise

B30 destruction test B52 Blade test

•Independent pitch system for each blade

•Hydraulic pitch system with piston

•Mechanical pitch pawl system to lock

Shaft and bedplate

•Forged main shaft with through-bore

•Proven suspension with direct load

•Two-stage with one planetary stage

•Helical stages can be serviced on site

•Sophisticated forced-flow lubrication system

Types: Winergy & Hansen

Rotor HCU tripped

Zoom of above 1500 Rpm time 51

2000 Rpm time 55

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