F05B2280/6013

Wind turbine generator system, wind turbine blade, and reinforcing method for wind turbine blade

A wind turbine blade is reinforced while suppressing possible stress concentration resulting from a load imposed on a blade root portion of the wind turbine blade in a flap direction. The wind turbine blade includes a blade main body extending from the blade root portion toward a blade tip portion and an FRP reinforcing layer formed so as to cover at least a part of the outer surface of the blade root portion of the blade main body. The FRP reinforcing layer includes a plurality of laminated fiber layers and a resin with which the plurality of fiber layers is impregnated. The FRP reinforcing layer is formed such that, in a cross section along a longitudinal direction of the blade main body, both ends of the plurality of laminated fiber layers in the longitudinal direction are tapered.

Fibre-reinforcement fabric for a wind turbine blade component

The disclosure relates to a fibre reinforcement fabric for a wind turbine component, the fabric comprising a first plurality of fibre bundles arranged in parallel in a warp direction and stitched together, the fabric having a first outermost fibre bundle defining a first fabric edge parallel to the warp direction and a second outermost fibre bundle defining a second fabric edge opposite the first fabric edge, the fabric having a first tapered portion including the first outermost fibre bundle, wherein a thickness of the fabric in the first tapered portion is tapering from a first fabric thickness to a second fabric thickness in a direction towards the first fabric edge. The disclosure also relates to a spar cap and a wind turbine blade shell part comprising such fabric or fabrics.

Wind turbine blade design
11913428 · 2024-02-27 · ·

A plurality of wind turbine blades or blade portions have substantially the same size and outer geometrical shape, and corresponding plies of the blades or blade portions having the same position within the respective wind turbine blades or blade portions have different fibre orientation angles relative to a pitch axis of the respective wind turbine blade or blade portion. By changing the fibre orientation angles of the corresponding plies a bend-to-twist coupling of the blade or blade portions may be varied amongst the plurality of blades or blade portions. The blades may then be tailored according to their siting within or on a wind turbine park. A common mould shape may be used across the plurality of wind turbine blades or blade portions, together with a more streamlined blade design process.

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.

CONNECTION JOINT FOR A SECTIONAL WIND TURBINE ROTOR BLADE AND ASSOCIATED METHODS
20190338750 · 2019-11-07 ·

A wind turbine blade includes a first blade section and a second blade section configured to be coupled together at a joint interface. The blade further includes a connection joint for coupling the first and second blade sections together. The connection joint includes a plurality of connecting elements integrated into the first and second blade sections at the first and second blade interfaces. The connection joint further includes cross pins and fasteners for making the connection. A method of making a wind turbine blade section and a wind turbine blade made from such sections are also disclosed.

MAIN LAMINATE FOR A WIND TURBINE BLADE AND ASSOCIATED METHOD

A main laminate for a wind turbine blade, a wind turbine blade, and methods for manufacturing such components are disclosed. The main laminate extends along a longitudinal direction and comprising a connector element comprising a conductive mesh portion and an elongated connector part, wherein a connector part length is longer than an edge distance between the conductive mesh portion and a first edge, and wherein a secondary connector portion of the elongated connector part is bendable around a bend axis substantially parallel to the longitudinal direction.

ROLL DIAPHRAGM COMPRESSOR AND LOW-PRESSURE VAPOR COMPRESSION CYCLES

A roll-diaphragm compressor that includes a compressor head with an interface wall that defines a concave portion and with an apex portion having an inlet port and outlet port. The roll-diaphragm compressor can also include a flexible roll-diaphragm coupled to the compressor head about an edge with the roll-diaphragm driven in a rolling motion against the interface wall. The roll-diaphragm compressor can also include a compression chamber defined by the compressor head and roll-diaphragm that is configured for receiving a fluid via the inlet port in a first state, compressing the fluid based on the volume of the compression chamber being made smaller, and expelling the fluid in a second state via the outlet port.

Compressor

A compressor includes: a case, a compression unit that is provided inside the case and that includes a cylinder and a piston configured to reciprocate inside the cylinder to compress refrigerant, a driving unit that includes a stator disposed inside the case and a plurality of permanent magnets configured to reciprocate with respect to the stator and that is configured to provide a driving force to the compression unit, and a resonator that is configured to reduce noises generated while the compression unit is operated, that is disposed between the compression unit and an inner surface of the case facing the compression unit in an axial direction, and that is spaced apart from the compression unit.

WIND TURBINE ROTOR BLADE SPAR CAP WITH EQUIPOTENTIAL BONDING
20240151207 · 2024-05-09 ·

A wind turbine rotor blade spar cap, the spar cap having a length and comprising: a stack comprising a plurality of layers of conductive material and at least one intermediate layer, wherein the layers of conductive material each have a length along the length of the spar cap in a first direction, wherein the intermediate layer is arranged between adjacent layers of the conductive material, wherein the intermediate layer includes a fibre fabric material having: a first edge extending in the first direction, a conductive portion having conductive fibres oriented in the first direction, a first border portion between the first edge and the conductive portion, the first border portion having a plurality of non-conductive fibres oriented in the first direction and no conductive fibres oriented in the first direction, and cross fibres oriented to cross the conductive fibres and the non-conductive fibres, and wherein the intermediate layer is bonded with the adjacent layers of the conductive material and is electrically coupled to the adjacent layers of conductive material so as to equipotentially bond the adjacent layers of the conductive material via the conductive portion of the intermediate layer.

Triaxial fiber-reinforced composite laminate
10352296 · 2019-07-16 · ·

Provided is a rotor blade that may include a first layer having first plurality of fibers oriented at first angle of about 20 to 30 degrees relative to a long axis of the rotor blade, a second plurality of fibers oriented at a second angle of about 60 to 75 degrees relative to the first plurality of fibers, and a third plurality of fibers oriented at a third angle of about 60 to about 75 degrees relative to the second plurality of fibers.