To ensure the reliability of large multi megawatt wind turbines, it is essential that the international standards that are used in its design are upgraded. With the objective of providing the right
The goal of the project is to further develop setup in order to erect a prototype tower with hub height of 140 m. This involves refining the design, development of moulds and erection equipment, and
The self-hoisting crane can greatly reduce the cost of service on wind turbines when major components such as gearbox, generator and rotor needs to be replaced. The self-hoisting crane can substitute
The aim of the project is to design highly efficient, low cost and low noise wind turbine blades, thereby making Danish wind turbine blades more competitive in the future wind energy market. The idea
The project involves development of a predictive structural health monitoring methodology and prototype for early detection and prediction of damages of wind turbine's critical structural elements as
The project concerns the development of a demonstration prototype of a component for the mounting of a wind turbine blade. The strength, a key feature of the component, is to be experimentally
We have together with our development provide a solution and give the windmill owner, or the mill operator, an early warning of potentially serious errors.
The vision of this project is to develop a new wind turbine tower of steel and Ultra High Strength Concrete (UHPC). With this new technology it will be possible to produce towers of a height that
The result is the construction of a Mobile Assembly Unit, which ensures the assembly of shell towers on site in a rational and safe way. On the basis of the development work 8 Mobile Assembly Units
The objective is to develop the experimental platform needed to design stronger and more reliable wind turbine blades. This will be achieved by developing new test and measuring methods. A design
The focus of this effort is the reduction of uncertainties in offshore wind turbine design, by complete measurement of the effects of interactions of a modern turbine structure (located on the Walney
The objective of the Light Rotor project is to develop the basis for design of wind turbine blades for use on the order of 10MW rotors with lower weight, tailored aeroelastic response and optimized
The purpose is to develop and validate computer codes related to response simulation on offshore wind turbines and their substructures. It is carried out within the framework of lEA Annex 30
Megavind continues to support and consolidate the stronghold of the Danish wind industry through a focused and strategic vector apporach to validation, demonstration, research and education. Megavid
The overall objective of the project is to develop a prototype trailing edge flap system for a wind turbine blade. From its present stage of proven functionality under laboratory conditions it is
The objective of this project is to model and explore the influence of atmospheric stability conditions on structural loading and production losses of wind turbines operating in wind farm conditions