More wind in the works

More wind in the works

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The first international VDI conference "Drive Trains of Wind Turbines", to be held in Hamburg, Germany on 19th and 20th June 2012, will look at the demands made on wind-turbine drive trains


(PresseBox) - The continuous rise in the proportion of wind energy in the energy mix also makes new demands on the operational reliability of the installations. The commonest problems occur in the turbine drive trains and downtimes are the result. Developers are therefore investing considerable sums in optimizing the gearbox-based drive systems. The first international VDI conference "Drive Trains of Wind Turbines", to be held in Hamburg, Germany on 19th and 20th June 2012, will be looking closely at these problems.
Conference chairman Prof. Dr.-Ing. Berthold Schlecht, Director of the Institute of Machine Elements of the Technical University of Dresden, Germany, discusses the design loads of installations and components and shows how engineers can measure operation loads in order to calculate realistic load assumptions.
Dirk-Olaf Leimann, Manager of Technology development at ZF Wind Power Antwerpen in Belgium reports on how manufacturers minimize the noise and vibration of wind turbine gear units. Luc Houpert from Timken Europe in Colmar, France, introduces methods by which designers can calculate the effect of loads on wind turbine bearings and the use of lubricants. Experts from Allianz Risk Consulting and SKF deal with the dynamic behavior of drive trains and the special demands made on rotor bearings.
Erika Echavarría of the Turbine Engineering Competence Center & Offshore Wind, GL Garrad Hassan in the Netherlands shows how the failure rates of wind energy installations impact on the energy yield and what importance offshore maintenance has for energy costs.
Other contributions in the subject groups, such as innovative developments in drive trains, significant design loads for optimal dimensioning of drives and technical safety, are presented by experts from Vestas Technology R&D, Drive Concepts, ESM and others.
Further information, registration and programme at www.vdi.de/drivetrains or via VDI Wissensforum Kundenzentrum, P.O. Box 10 11 39, 40002 Duesseldorf, E-mail: wissensforum(at)vdi.de, Telephone: +49 (0) 211 62 14-2 01, Telefax: -1 54.





The VDI (Association of German Engineers) has its seat in Duesseldorf and represents the engineering and technology branch. It is the largest technical-scientific association in Germany with almost 150,000 members and is both a developer and disseminator of technological expertise.
Thanks to the vast network of experts and the know-how of the VDI, engineers and specialists and leading executives in the field of technology may choose from 1,000 further training courses each year. The hosting organisation, the VDI Wissensforum (expert forum) offers seminars, technology forums, training courses, symposia and congresses in all relevant branches. The focus is always on latest developments in technological expertise.

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The VDI (Association of German Engineers) has its seat in Duesseldorf and represents the engineering and technology branch. It is the largest technical-scientific association in Germany with almost 150,000 members and is both a developer and disseminator of technological expertise.
Thanks to the vast network of experts and the know-how of the VDI, engineers and specialists and leading executives in the field of technology may choose from 1,000 further training courses each year. The hosting organisation, the VDI Wissensforum (expert forum) offers seminars, technology forums, training courses, symposia and congresses in all relevant branches. The focus is always on latest developments in technological expertise.



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Datum: 19.03.2012 - 16:58 Uhr
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