May 24 2010
Suzlon Energy offers the Suzlon S88-2.1 MW wind turbine suitable for use in medium wind environments. The wind turbine utilized in this model features robust construction and incorporates pitch regulated blade operation, and a 2200 kW rated three stage gear box that is flexibly connected to the asynchronous induction generator.
The flexi-slip system utilized in the S88-2.1 MW model offers efficient load and power control. The operation of the turbine is competently managed by the Suzlon controller.
The rotor incorporated in the S88-2.1 MW wind turbine measures 88 m in diameter, offers a swept area of 6082 m² and utilizes an electrically regulated full-span blade pitch system allowing faster and efficient pitching of blades. The rotor blades are made of epoxy bounded fibre glass and fixed over a four sectional tubular tower. The rated power of this wind turbine is 2.1 MW, its cut-in wind speed is 4 m/s, rated wind speed is 14 m/s and its cut-out wind speed is 25 m/s. The hub utilized in this wind turbine measures 79 m. The asynchronous slip ring type induction generator incorporated in the wind turbine has a rated power of 2100 kW, a rated voltage of 600 to 690 V, and a frequency of 50 / 60 Hz. This generator is air cooled, has class H type of insulation and utilizes a unique flexi-slip offering slip up to 16.67% as slip control.
The S88-2.1 MW wind turbine from the Suzlon Energy utilizes an aerodynamic brake with three independent systems and blade pitching mechanism. It has a hydraulic fail-safe disc brake as secondary brake. This wind turbine incorporates a three stage (one preliminary and two helical) gearbox. The yaw system utilized in the model is driven by three electrical driven planetary drives and utilizes polyamide slide type of bearings.
Source: http://www.suzlon.com