Superwind 350 12V, Руководство пользователя

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V 01-2017
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4. SPECIFICATIONS
4.1 Operational Free Space Required
The area where the Superwind turbine will be installed must be considered
carefully. Operational space for the turbine itself, as well as the working area
(including the mast and support) must be free from obstructions such as nearby
trees, walls or buildings, sailing equipment, etc.
It is imperative that the turbine
operational area is completely unobscured and open to the wind to achieve
maximum energy production.
Wind turbine operations and safety are both optimized by careful preinstallation
planning. Clear, open air space provides the best air flow and performance, but
even ideal locations can be impacted by future changes to the area. Wind power
is dramatically affected by nearby structures, obstacles (growing trees, ship
bimini covers, etc), and even the turbine’s own mast structure. As such, it is
important for the installation to be designed with the end result and proper
integration in mind – such as including the highest practical mast top with the
clearest safety zone possible.
4.1.1 Dimensions
Dimensions
Table No. 4.1.1
mm
a Distance between center of mast and blade tip 168
b Distance between center of mast and extreme upper part of wind vane 556
c Distance from mast-top to center of rotor 136
d Distance from the center of hub and extreme upper part of the wind vane 530
e Length of yaw shaft 76
f Rotor diameter including blades 1220
g Outside diameter (OD) of yaw shaft with damping rings 44
h High for Plastic Bushing to be inserted into mast 71
i Required space for yawing 1263