Wind Turbine Monitoring Equipment Supplied In Canada

This remarkable offshore wind resource can support B.C.’s commitment to develop clean, renewable, made-in-B.C. electricity and can significantly contribute to meeting our growing energy needs. Wind energy is a key part of the global shift to increase use of renewable energy and this project can help reduce our provincial and national greenhouse gas emissions. The completed project will ...

The GE 1.85-82.5 is the turbine of choice for IEC class II winds, and provides over 7% more AEP than the 1.6-82.5 at 8.5 m/s. The 1.85-82.5 turbine is available in tower heights of both 80 and 65 meters. These tower sizes both provide flexible options for Class II wind sites,as well as higher energy capture in a variety of challenging ...

The 200-WS-23 Current Loop Wind Sensor monitors wind speed and direction. The electronics converts the raw signals from the wind sensors to proportional 4 to 20 mA current loop values for use by process control or monitoring systems. It acts like a variable resistance that draws 4-20 mA when powered with 8 to 30 Vdc. No external power is required because the encoding electronics for wind speed ...

AXYS FLiDAR (Floating LiDAR) WindSentinel systems accurately measure wind speed and wind direction offshore at turbine hub-height and across the blade span for cost-effective wind resource ...

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Building on its exceptional turbine performance and reliability, GE's Class I 1.5-77 wind turbine. GE advanced its original Class I wind turbine, the 1.5-70.5, with increased rotor length, and controls technology resulting in a greater annual energy production. Focusing on performance, reliability, efficiency, and multi-generational product evolution, GE's Class I 1.5-77 wind turbine continues to ...

GE’s 1.85-87 wind turbine is designed for Class IIs winds, and offers an 11% increase in swept area and an extra 230 kW output at rated wind speed compared to the 1.6-82.5 turbine. The increase in blade swept area results in a 10% increase in Annual Energy Production (AEP) at 8.5 ...