large rotor development for a new generation 6mw offshore wind turbine

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The following challenges have been overcome through close cooperation between LM Wind Power and Alstom Wind in the design phase of the Haliade 150 6MW wind turbine: Advanced control strategies together with Blade Monitoring System allow: 10% reduction of loads and blade deflection 26Tn blade mass 3.2m blade root diameter Wind turbine and blade geometry optimization allow maximum blade deflection without compromising the functionality and manufacturability of the complete wind turbine: This poster presents the latest development of a very large rotor dedicated to the Haliade 150 6MW, a new generation of offshore wind turbine. Fiber reinforced polyester blade technology has been pushed to a next level to create a blade for offshore application of a challenging 73.5m length without using carbon: Technology with strong track record Reduction of the entire wind turbine cost Reduction of the risks in the manufacturability Improvement of the protection against lightning Blade geometry, including high performance thick airfoils and blade root aerodynamic devices, has been optimized for a balance between wind turbine loads and wind park performance: the Haliade 150 - 6MW wind turbine reaches high capacity factors and at the same time produces a low thrust to minimize the loss of energy in the wind park cluster. Introduction Large rotor development for a new generation 6MW offshore wind turbine D. Miguel, L. Feigl Alstom Wind N. Toft, P. Hansen LM Wind Power PO. 137 Key Design Challenges Conclusions EWEA OFFSHORE 2011, 29 November 1 December 2011, Amsterdam, The Netherlands Advanced thick airfoils along the blade span to guarantee good aerodynamic performances with high bending stiffness: Optimized for high lift to drag ratio Optimized for high energy yield with reinforcement of aerodynamic devices Reduction of loads thanks to a balance between optimum c L and maximum c L Standard NACA 18% relative thickness vs. LM 24% rellative thickness airfoils LM 73.5 Blade Haliade 150 6MW wind turbine LM 73.5 blade vortex LM 73.5 blade T-spoiler

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Large Rotor Development for a New Generation 6MW Offshore Wind Turbine

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Page 1: Large Rotor Development for a New Generation 6MW Offshore Wind Turbine

The following challenges have been overcome through close cooperation between

LM Wind Power and Alstom Wind in the design phase of the Haliade 150 – 6MW

wind turbine:

• Advanced control strategies together with Blade Monitoring System allow:

10% reduction of loads and blade deflection

26Tn blade mass

3.2m blade root diameter

• Wind turbine and blade geometry optimization allow maximum blade deflection

without compromising the functionality and manufacturability of the complete

wind turbine:

This poster presents the latest development of a very large rotor dedicated to the

Haliade 150 – 6MW, a new generation of offshore wind turbine.

Fiber reinforced polyester blade technology has been pushed to a next level to

create a blade for offshore application of a challenging 73.5m length without using

carbon:

• Technology with strong track record

• Reduction of the entire wind turbine cost

• Reduction of the risks in the manufacturability

• Improvement of the protection against lightning

Blade geometry, including high performance thick airfoils and blade root

aerodynamic devices, has been optimized for a balance between wind turbine

loads and wind park performance: the Haliade 150 - 6MW wind turbine reaches

high capacity factors and at the same time produces a low thrust to minimize the

loss of energy in the wind park cluster.

Introduction

Large rotor development for a new generation 6MW

offshore wind turbine D. Miguel, L. Feigl

Alstom Wind N. Toft, P. Hansen

LM Wind Power

PO.

137

Key Design Challenges

Conclusions

EWEA OFFSHORE 2011, 29 November – 1 December 2011, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

• Advanced thick airfoils along the blade span to guarantee good aerodynamic

performances with high bending stiffness:

Optimized for high lift to drag ratio

Optimized for high energy yield with reinforcement of aerodynamic devices

Reduction of loads thanks to a balance between optimum cL and maximum cL

Standard NACA 18% relative thickness vs. LM 24% rellative thickness airfoils

LM 73.5 Blade

Haliade 150 – 6MW wind turbine

LM 73.5 blade vortex

LM 73.5 blade T-spoiler