Delta trial per Fortis
Last week at the BWEA Small Wind Systems Technical Sub-Group meeting (what a mouthful, we normally just call it the BWEA tech cte) the folks at Fortis attended and gave a presentation which I have attached below, along with a press release from Fortis regarding the trial. These are both in english and give quite a lot of background to the trials which may be useful as the Zeeland Windtest literature is only available in Dutch.
The BWEA tech cte is open to companies from all countries. Anybody can join the BWEA. At the moment there are representatives from Ropatec of Italy, SouthWest of the USA, and Fortis of the Netherlands. There are some installers who represent some other manufacturers but they do not seem to actively represent 'their' manufacturers. Just contact the BWEA if you want to know more.
pres%20BWEA.pdf
Home%20wind%20turbines%20tested.pdf
The BWEA tech cte is open to companies from all countries. Anybody can join the BWEA. At the moment there are representatives from Ropatec of Italy, SouthWest of the USA, and Fortis of the Netherlands. There are some installers who represent some other manufacturers but they do not seem to actively represent 'their' manufacturers. Just contact the BWEA if you want to know more.
pres%20BWEA.pdf
Home%20wind%20turbines%20tested.pdf
Labels: BWEA, Delta, english translation, Fortis, IEC 61400-2 small wind turbines edition 3 (CDV), smallwind, Zeeland wind test
posted by David Sharman at 2:40 pm
1 Comments:
wind turbine is the only one for vertical axis wind turbine. Low noisy and start in low wind speed but the price is expensive.
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