Istrazivanja i projektovanja za privreduJournal of Applied Engineering Science

MODERN TECHNIQUES OF WIND TURBINE CONDITION MONITORING


ISSN: 1451-4117

E-ISSN: 1821-31977
Volume 8 article 171 pages: 33-38

Milos Milovancevic
Masinski fakultet, Nis

Boban Andjelkovic
Masinski fakultet, Nis

The wind power industry has experienced a large growth the past years. The growth mainly focus on a growing market, better economical conditions for wind power because of political decisions and the development of large wind turbines and offshore farms. A goal is to increase reliability for turbines. The topic is even more important for offshore farms where service is diffi cult and expensive. Applied condition monitoring techniques on sub system level (gearbox, pitch mechanism, i.e.) are producing useful information about the wind turbine. Normally this information is only used at the level of safeguarding. Exceeding of the alarm levels often simply results in a wind turbine shut down and waiting for remote restart or repair. By application of more advanced methods of signal analysis, focused on trends of representative signals or combination of signals, signifi cant changes in turbine behavior can be detected at an early stage. Because the approach is based on general turbine parameters, the information will also be of a global nature, so specifi c diagnostics cannot be expected. Thus, system for wind generator transmission gear vibration monitoring has been developed.

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