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Moventas wins several WinWinD turbine service projects

By Nic Sharpley | February 10, 2014

Moventas service contract

Moventas has received significant orders from customers in Finland and Estonia. This summer, Moventas will carry out an extensive WinWinD three-turbine service project similar to the lake Vänern offshore project (pictured) last year.

For a few years now, Moventas has actively developed its after sales services in order to overcome the challenges with WinWinD turbines, to support the end-users in Finland. Moventas has entered an agreement on service projects of WinWinD 3 MW turbines with three different customers in Finland and Estonia.  The customers include Haminan Energia and the Estonian Nelja Energia.

The deliveries, scheduled for this spring and summer, include factory service, project management, installations, spare parts, new main bearings and in some cases also the related crane services.

Estonian Nelja Energia owns three wind farms and 19 WWD3 turbines across the country. The WWD3 projects now agreed with Moventas will be carried out in three turbines in the Aseriaru and Viru Nigula wind farms. The damages threatening the turbines were detected with Moventas’ CMaS condition management system.

CMaS also detected emerging damages on the WWD3 turbines Moventas serviced last year on the Swedish Uljabouda mountains and on lake Vänern. CMaS manages a wind turbine drivetrain with seven parametres by measuring temperature, vibration, load, pressure, rounds per minute, oil condition and oil particles.

Moventas’ cooperation with Haminan Energia began last June, when all five Haminan Energia’s wind turbines were installed the CMaS system and existing systems were upgraded. This June-July, one of the Summa wind farm’s turbines will be installed a replacement gear. Additionally, service of the next possibly damaged gearbox will be planned well in advance and other turbines too will be monitored with the help of CMaS.

Wind power and its trouble-free maintenance play a significant role in Haminan Energia, who has built the Summa wind farm and the Ajos wind turbine in Kemi.

Moventas
www.moventas.com

 


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