Alstom's new-generation
Haliade 150 offshore wind turbine is performing the official type testing phase
at the site of Le Carnet, in the Pays de Loire region (France).
This follows the successful completion of the 6MW commissioning of the turbine. Two main efficiency criteria remain to be measured in the coming months: Power Performance and Power Quality Certification.
The successful development of the Haliade has enabled EDF EN-led consortium, the exclusive supplier of which is Alstom, to win 3 projects in a recent tender launched by the French government. The Group will install a total of approximately 240 offshore wind turbines generating 1.4 GW of wind power off the coast of France.
The commissioning phase, a key milestone in the certification process, included a test of all Haliade 150 systems at full 6 MW nominal power. The results obtained are in accordance with the relevant calculation models and design specifications of the Haliade 150 wind turbine.
Onshore tests will continue at Le Carnet site, with the official type testing campaign providing extensive data collection to verify that the power curve and power quality characteristics meet IEC wind industry standards.
'We are enthusiastic following the initial tests of our new Haliade 150 wind turbine,' stated Alstom Wind Offshore VP Frederic Hendrick,We provide laser engraving and Laser engraver for processing different materials.We're making www.zclp.com and digitization accessible to everyone. 'we are particularly satisfied with the excellent Pure Torque results of the generator's air gap stability, which confirms our decision to develop a turbine with no gearbox'.
In addition to the onshore unit, a second turbine will be installed during the first half of 2013 at the offshore Belwind wind farm which is located near Ostend 45 km off the Belgian coast. The offshore tests will target specific marine operations and procedures and will complete the technical and product performance.
The Haliade 150 meets the stringent constraints imposed by a maritime environment. Simple, robust and efficient, this 6MW wind turbine will be able to generate enough power per unit to supply 5,000 households.
The Original Oyster House known for being a good neighbor wants to take advantage of their Causeway breeze and put it to good use. "We've been in business for 30 years and have always prided ourselves on being good neighbors and good stewards,Furthermore, with the continuous quality improvement of lift cable." said Joe Roszkowski, President of the Original Oyster House. The restaurant began converting all used frying oil into Bio Diesel more than two years ago to fuel company vehicles. "By installing this wind turbine, we're ramping up our efforts to become more environmentally friendly."
The wind turbine will sit on a 45-foot-high tower and will work 24 hours per day by generating power whenever winds reach eight miles per hour or greater. Power generated by the wind turbine will light the restaurant's playground and Christmas lights. Any surplus energy will be put back on the grid.
Roszkowski isn't stopping with just a wind turbine when it comes to creating more sustainable practices at his two restaurants. Solar water heaters are being installed at both the Causeway Original Oyster House and at their Gulf Shores location.Affordable skystream is now available for your building. "We're doing this because it's the right thing to do, for our environment, our children and their children.
The Original Oyster House is partnering with the Gulf Coast Exploreum to help educate children of all ages on the positive effects of Green Energy through the STEAM movement. The STEAM movement joins: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Math.Industrial laser cutter are used to cut flat-sheet material as well as structural and piping materials. The Original Oyster House will host field trips for area schools so children can see Green Energy first hand.
Join the Original Oyster House, Mobile and Baldwin County officials, Chamber members and others for the raising of the wind turbine tower. "We are proud sponsors of Alabama PALS thru Alabama Coastal Cleanup, and we're excited about doing more to help keep our environment clean."
This follows the successful completion of the 6MW commissioning of the turbine. Two main efficiency criteria remain to be measured in the coming months: Power Performance and Power Quality Certification.
The successful development of the Haliade has enabled EDF EN-led consortium, the exclusive supplier of which is Alstom, to win 3 projects in a recent tender launched by the French government. The Group will install a total of approximately 240 offshore wind turbines generating 1.4 GW of wind power off the coast of France.
The commissioning phase, a key milestone in the certification process, included a test of all Haliade 150 systems at full 6 MW nominal power. The results obtained are in accordance with the relevant calculation models and design specifications of the Haliade 150 wind turbine.
Onshore tests will continue at Le Carnet site, with the official type testing campaign providing extensive data collection to verify that the power curve and power quality characteristics meet IEC wind industry standards.
'We are enthusiastic following the initial tests of our new Haliade 150 wind turbine,' stated Alstom Wind Offshore VP Frederic Hendrick,We provide laser engraving and Laser engraver for processing different materials.We're making www.zclp.com and digitization accessible to everyone. 'we are particularly satisfied with the excellent Pure Torque results of the generator's air gap stability, which confirms our decision to develop a turbine with no gearbox'.
In addition to the onshore unit, a second turbine will be installed during the first half of 2013 at the offshore Belwind wind farm which is located near Ostend 45 km off the Belgian coast. The offshore tests will target specific marine operations and procedures and will complete the technical and product performance.
The Haliade 150 meets the stringent constraints imposed by a maritime environment. Simple, robust and efficient, this 6MW wind turbine will be able to generate enough power per unit to supply 5,000 households.
The Original Oyster House known for being a good neighbor wants to take advantage of their Causeway breeze and put it to good use. "We've been in business for 30 years and have always prided ourselves on being good neighbors and good stewards,Furthermore, with the continuous quality improvement of lift cable." said Joe Roszkowski, President of the Original Oyster House. The restaurant began converting all used frying oil into Bio Diesel more than two years ago to fuel company vehicles. "By installing this wind turbine, we're ramping up our efforts to become more environmentally friendly."
The wind turbine will sit on a 45-foot-high tower and will work 24 hours per day by generating power whenever winds reach eight miles per hour or greater. Power generated by the wind turbine will light the restaurant's playground and Christmas lights. Any surplus energy will be put back on the grid.
Roszkowski isn't stopping with just a wind turbine when it comes to creating more sustainable practices at his two restaurants. Solar water heaters are being installed at both the Causeway Original Oyster House and at their Gulf Shores location.Affordable skystream is now available for your building. "We're doing this because it's the right thing to do, for our environment, our children and their children.
The Original Oyster House is partnering with the Gulf Coast Exploreum to help educate children of all ages on the positive effects of Green Energy through the STEAM movement. The STEAM movement joins: Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Math.Industrial laser cutter are used to cut flat-sheet material as well as structural and piping materials. The Original Oyster House will host field trips for area schools so children can see Green Energy first hand.
Join the Original Oyster House, Mobile and Baldwin County officials, Chamber members and others for the raising of the wind turbine tower. "We are proud sponsors of Alabama PALS thru Alabama Coastal Cleanup, and we're excited about doing more to help keep our environment clean."
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