Sentences with phrase «turbine components as»

Oversee ordering and delivery of wind turbine components as well as construction of complete turbines to include wiring and hydraulic connections.

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Launched in 1973 as a plastic injection molder with six employees, Cascade Engineering has blossomed into a diversified manufacturer with 15 business units and a product line that includes waste containers, auto parts, and furniture components — and, more recently, wind turbines, solar panels, and affordable water filters for the developing world.

Even when foreign companies such as General Electric or Suzlon supply the turbines as much as 70 percent of the components are made in China, everything except for bearings and electrical controls.

«As the industry grows, more people will be needed to manufacture the wind turbine and solar panel components, and more installers will be required.

Below we outline detailed information about generators, with many power options right up to 7 MW, as well as one of the most important components of wind turbines and motors that is used in place of generators in individually made wind turbines.

These projects are also slated to receive a variety of modernization and upgrade components representing the latest technological advancements, such as Siemens» Power Curve Upgrade, a combination of add - on components designed to help improve the aerodynamic performance of installed turbines.

For something that the wind industry keeps telling us is as rare as hen's teeth, the unshackling of 10 tonne blades (euphemistically called «component liberation»), the total collapse of 200 - 300 tonne turbines and the spontaneous combustion of turbine generators (and the 1,000 litres of highly toxic gear and hydraulic oil that slosh around inside the -LSB-...]

The vessels must also have deck space for preparatory work with offshore turbines» huge components, as well as carrying capacity for construction crews, support personnel and vessel crews.

Many factors impact a wind turbine's supply chain, such as the worldwide demand for steel and other commodities, availability of equipment large enough to manufacture and transport the large components, and fluctuating foreign exchange rates.

According to AWEA's 2009 Annual Wind Energy Market Report, the largest category of new U.S. manufacturing facilities supporting the wind industry was for turbine subcomponents such as bearings, electrical components, and hydraulic systems.

The first builds on established engineering principles, analysing and predicting component failures using data sources that are targeted to the specifics of the turbine technology, such as vibration, inspection and lubrication data.

Gag orders are placed on landowners as part of their turbine - hosting agreements (almost everyone has a price) and upbeat polls ask if people favor «renewable energy» without specifying its ugliest component.

Wind turbine component manufacturing in the U.S. grew in 2010, as did use of those components in U.S. wind power installations.