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Home›Subsea›MacArtney Tests Renewable Tool Concept for Siemens Gamesa
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March 2, 2020 · about 6 years ago

MacArtney Tests Renewable Tool Concept for Siemens Gamesa

MacArtney has completed site acceptance test of SG 11.0-193 DD horizontal single blade mounting tool for Siemens Gamesa at Østerild test centre. Following the site acceptance test, the SG 11.0-193 DD horizontal single blade mounting (HSBM) tool is ready for market. The SG 11.0-193 DD HSBM tool will

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MacArtney Tests Renewable Tool Concept for Siemens Gamesa

MacArtney has completed site acceptance test of SG 11.0-193 DD horizontal single blade mounting tool for Siemens Gamesa at Østerild test centre.

Following the site acceptance test, the SG 11.0-193 DD horizontal single blade mounting (HSBM) tool is ready for market.

The SG 11.0-193 DD HSBM tool will be ready for is already pre-approved for a German wind farm project.

The tool aligns the nacelle hub and allows for the horizontal mounting of each blade.

MacArtney’s project manager said: “Rotation of the hub of the nacelle for single blade installation is a critical and essential operation for the direct drive turbine blade installation required offshore. This was achieved by creating the physical workspace needed in a controlled environment, and the HSBM tool establishes a solid foundation for this function and operation.

“The development of the SG 11.0-193 DD factored in the dynamic implications, including physical dimension constraints, transport and mobility requirements, safety and ergonomic solutions.

“The MacArtney team met these challenges with innovation and professionalism; the successful outcome demonstrates this. A result that was also achieved due to combined and positive teamwork between MacArtney and Siemens Gamesa.”

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