In the wind industry, more surface means more efficiency. Thus, the construction of even bigger blades poses new challenges in design and production. Attend our 2nd International Conference Advances in Rotor Blades for Wind Turbines from 25 - 27 February in Bremen to meet top industry experts and benefit from case studies, workshops and an exclusive site visit.
Among the greatest challenges for improving rotor blades is how to prevent blade damage, minimize repair costs and improve the overall production process. Central topics of the conference include the following:
• Large blade designs from four case studies
• Potential of extreme rotor diameters for low-wind speed sites
• Learning from wind park owner’s experience with blade damage and how to best avoid it
• Innovative active flow control systems and discuss their feasibility
• Automation solutions to exploit the potential for improving blade production
Experts from major industry players such as Gamesa Windpower, SGL Rotex, Nordex Energy, Repower Systems and top researchers from institutions like the Israel Institute of Technology, Bremen University and many more will present their newest case studies and research and exchange their insider information with conference delegates.
On Wednesday, 27 February participants get the opportunity to take part in an exclusive visit to the wind tunnel test centre of Deutsche WindGuard in Bremerhaven. For more details, please go to
www.wind-rotor-blades.com
Among the greatest challenges for improving rotor blades is how to prevent blade damage, minimize repair costs and improve the overall production process. Central topics of the conference include the following:
• Large blade designs from four case studies
• Potential of extreme rotor diameters for low-wind speed sites
• Learning from wind park owner’s experience with blade damage and how to best avoid it
• Innovative active flow control systems and discuss their feasibility
• Automation solutions to exploit the potential for improving blade production
Experts from major industry players such as Gamesa Windpower, SGL Rotex, Nordex Energy, Repower Systems and top researchers from institutions like the Israel Institute of Technology, Bremen University and many more will present their newest case studies and research and exchange their insider information with conference delegates.
On Wednesday, 27 February participants get the opportunity to take part in an exclusive visit to the wind tunnel test centre of Deutsche WindGuard in Bremerhaven. For more details, please go to
www.wind-rotor-blades.com
