Patent classifications
F05B2280/6003
SEGMENTED WIND TURBINE BLADE
A segmented wind turbine blade comprises a first blade segment and a second blade segment connected to the first blade segment by means of male spar part protruding from the second blade segment and received in the cavity of a female spar part of the first blade segment.
The first blade segment comprises a spar cap bonded to an inner surface of a shell portion of the first blade segment.
The spar cap comprises a longitudinally extending scarf connection between a first spar cap portion made from pultrusions and a second spar cap portion being bonded to an outer surface of the female spar part, wherein the longitudinally extending scarf connection is spaced from, adjoins or partially overlaps the longitudinal inner end of the female spar part in the longitudinal direction of the blade.
CONNECTING STRUCTURE OF SEGMENTED WIND TURBINE BLADES
A connecting structure of segmented wind turbine blade containing a metallic pin with a coating layer of self-lubricating liner containing a polymer matrix, aramid filers and polytetrafluoroethylene fibers, and multiple metallic bushings is disclosed.
WIND TURBINE BLADE AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING A WIND TURBINE BLADE
A wind turbine blade includes a profiled contour with a leading edge and a trailing edge, and a chord extending between the leading edge and the trailing edge, along with a blade shell with a pressure side and a suction side, a first main spar cap integrated in the pressure side of the blade shell, a second main spar cap integrated in the suction side of the blade shell, and one or more shear webs connected between the first main spar cap and the second main spar cap. The blade shell includes at least a first load carrying structure arranged at the leading edge or the trailing edge and having a first extension, including a first primary extension on a first side of the chord, where the first primary extension is at least 60% of the first extension.
WIND TURBINE BLADE
Provided is a turbine blade, including shells and webs connected to the shells, with, with each web being supported by reinforcement structures, whereby a first reinforcement structures includes at least one stack composed of several pultruded composite strips including carbon fibers with the strips being fixed in a resin matrix, and a second reinforcement structures supporting a second web either include at least one stack composed of glass and/or carbon fiber layers infused with resin, the stack being disposed between an outer and an inner layer of upper and lower shell, or at least one stack composed of glass and/or carbon fiber layers infused with resin or of several pultruded composite strips including carbon fibers with the strips being fixed in a resin matrix, which stack is an integral part of the second web and builds the flange.
WIND TURBINE BLADE
Provided is a wind turbine blade, with a generally hollow blade body including half shells and webs the webs including flanges connecting the respective web to the respective half shell, and with webs being supported via reinforcement structures relative to the respective half shell, which reinforcement structures are arranged between an outer and an inner layer of each half shell and extend in the lengthwise direction of the blade, whereby the reinforcement structures each include at least one stack composed of several glass fiber layers infused with resin, and that at least one stiffening element extending parallel to the first and second reinforcement structures over at least a part of their length including at least one stack composed of several pultruded composite strips including carbon fibers with the strips being fixed in the resin is arranged between the first and second reinforcement structures.
WIND TURBINE BLADE
Provided is a turbine blade, with a first and a second elongated web connected to an upper and a lower half shell, with each web including an upper and a lower flange connecting the respective web to the respective half shell, and with the first and second webs being supported by respective first and second reinforcement structures, which reinforcement structures extend in the lengthwise direction of the blade, wherein each first and second reinforcement structure supporting the first and second web includes at least one stack composed of several pultruded composite strips including carbon fibers with the strips being fixed in a resin matrix, wherein each at least one stack composed of the pultruded composite strips is an integral part of the respective first and second web and builds the respective flange, which is attached to the inner layer of the respective upper and lower shell.
MAIN BEAM FOR WIND TURBINE BLADE AND MANUFACTURING METHOD THEREOF
A main beam for wind turbine blade, comprising: one or more carbon fiber pultruded bodies, wherein, each carbon fiber pultruded body comprising one or more carbon fiber pultruded sheets, the carbon fiber pultruded sheets are stacked along the thickness direction and are formed by curing a first infusion material, wherein a glass fiber infusion material is arranged between every two carbon fiber pultruded sheets; one or more inlays, which are arranged adjacent to the carbon fiber pultruded body in a direction perpendicular to the thickness direction of the main beam; one or more overlays, which cover the carbon fiber pultruded bodies and/or the inlays on both sides in the thickness direction of the main beam; and a second infusion material, which impregnates carbon fiber pultruded bodies, the inlays and the overlays.
Alignment device and method for aligning multiple beams for a spar cap of a wind turbine blade of a wind turbine
An alignment device for aligning multiple beams for a spar cap of a wind turbine blade of a wind turbine with respect to each other is provided. The alignment device includes a support plate, which is configured so that the multiple beams can be placed on a top side of the support plate, two limit stops, which are configured to partially enclose the multiple beams, at least one bending apparatus attached to the support plate and configured to bend the support plate, a vibration apparatus attached to the support plate and/or the at least one bending apparatus, whereby the vibration apparatus is configured to vibrate the support plate and/or the bending apparatus, so that the multiple beams become aligned with respect to each other is provided. A method for aligning multiple beams for a spar cap of a wind turbine blade of a wind turbine is also provided.
SHELL CORE AND WIND TURBINE BLADE HAVING A BLADE SHELLCOMPRISING SUCH A SHELL CORE
A shell core (1) configured for being incorporated in a shell of a fiber reinforced polymer composite structure wherein: the core has a first surface (2) and an opposite second surface (3), a first groove (4) is formed in the first surface (2) and divides the core into a first core part (5) and a second core part (6), the first groove (4) is defined by two opposing side walls (7a,7b) and a bottom (8), the distance T1 between the bottom (8) of the groove (4) and the second surface (3) of the core is of such a size that the core is flexible/bendable along the first groove, and the opposing walls (7a,7b) converge towards the bottom (8) forming an angle A1 of at least 45° with each other.
Wind turbine blades
A reinforcing structure for a wind turbine blade is in the form of an elongate stack of layers of pultruded fibrous composite strips supported within a U-shaped channel. The length of each layer is slightly different to create a taper at the ends of the stack; the centre of the stack has five layers, and each end has a single layer. The ends of each layer are chamfered, and the stack is coated with a thin flexible pultruded fibrous composite strip extending the full length of the stack. The reinforcing structure extends along a curved path within the outer shell of the blade. The regions of the outer shell of the blade on either side of the reinforcing structure are filled with structural foam, and the reinforcing structure and the foam are both sandwiched between an inner skin and an outer skin.