Wind operations and maintenance
Scheduled servicing, blade inspection, condition monitoring and fault response under contracted availability.
Scheduled servicing of gearbox, generator and pitch systems, blade inspection for erosion and cracks, oil analysis, vibration monitoring to catch bearing wear before failure, and fault response. Component failures in wind are expensive and slow, so early detection matters more than in solar.
What this includes
- Scheduled servicing of drivetrain and pitch systems
- Blade inspection for erosion, cracks and lightning damage
- Oil analysis and vibration based condition monitoring
- Fault response with defined response times
- Major component replacement planning
- Availability and performance reporting
- What you receiveOutput
- Contracted availability with condition monitoring reporting
- When you need itTiming
- From commissioning, for the plant life.
Running to failure. A gearbox replacement needs a crane, a long lead time and weeks of lost generation, all avoidable with condition monitoring.
Delivered by our own team together with vetted specialist partners and, where the question needs it, a named member of our expert bench. We tell you who is doing the work before the engagement starts.
Other parts of wind
Wind resource measurement
Wind resource report with speed distribution and long term correlation
OpenMicrositing and layout
Turbine layout with predicted wake losses and per machine yield
OpenTurbine class and selection
Turbine recommendation with energy yield and loading justification
OpenCivil works and erection
Foundations complete and turbines erected
OpenElectrical and evacuation
Farm electrically complete and charged
Open