This webinar was originally broadcast on October 11, 2016.
Did you realize that 50% of wind turbine repairs are connected to electronic component failures? The emphasis on improving uptime in the wind industry has been a major topic of discussion at fleet engineering meetings, workshops, AWEA conferences, as well as board room and investor meetings. As a leading Independent Service Provider (ISP) in the wind energy industry, PSI Repair Services uses innovative methods to determine the root cause of electronic component failures and then engineers custom solutions to resolve these problems.
In this informative webinar, PSI will provide real-world examples of how its powerful root cause analysis methods have helped resolve over 28,000 failed electronic components over the past five years, with the majority of the focus centered on pitch and yaw systems, in both up and down tower environments.
Attend this webinar to learn about:
- Causes of electronic component failure
- What root cause analysis is and how it works
- Corrective engineering practices
- Reliability and efficiency gains
Speakers
Aaron Lawson, Director of Engineering Services, PSI Repair Services, Inc.
Aaron has worked in a variety of roles in the electronics industry over the past 14 years. His specialties include electronics repair, shop leadership and project management. His vast knowledge propelled Aaron into a director role, where he oversees PSI’s highly regarded engineering services department, which has a major focus on the wind energy market.
John Greulich, Director of Sales, PSI Repair Services, Inc.
John has worked in a variety of leadership roles for PSI Repair Services, Inc. over the past 26 years. During this time, he has served a wide range of industries like automotive, aerospace, defense, consumer products, paper & pulp, steel, food & beverage, semiconductor, transit, military and wind energy. Throughout his tenure, John has developed countless solutions for customers with complex equipment failures. As a result, he has saved customers millions of dollars through greater efficiency, uptime and productivity.
Paul Dvorak, Moderator, Windpower Engineering & Development
Editor Paul Dvorak has several years of mechanical engineering experience and 30 years experience writing and editing technical articles and editorials. He says he’s interested in just about anything related to wind and solar. He’s an Air Force and Viet Nam veteran and even taught high-school math and science for two years before turning to engineering.
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