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Reliable, Lightweight Transmissions For Off-Shore, Utility Scale Wind Turbines

Author(s) -

Jean-Claude Ossyra

Publication year - 2012

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/1054152

Subject(s) - wind power , turbine , software deployment , automotive engineering , drivetrain , marine engineering , torque , shore , computer science , reliability engineering , transmission (telecommunications) , environmental science , engineering , telecommunications , electrical engineering , aerospace engineering , geology , oceanography , physics , thermodynamics , operating system

The objective of this project was to reduce the technical risk for a hydrostatic transmission based drivetrain for high-power utility-size wind turbines. A theoretical study has been performed to validate the reduction of cost of energy (CoE) for the wind turbine, identify risk mitigation strategies for the drive system and critical components, namely the pump, shaft connection and hydrostatic transmission (HST) controls and address additional benefits such as reduced deployment costs, improved torque density and improved mean time between repairs (MTBR)

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