D7000-186
Low Maintenance Costs
Utilizes a direct-drive technology path, eliminating the need for regular replacement of gear oil, filters, and generator brushes, reducing maintenance time.
Fewer components and lower failure rates result in shorter scheduled downtime and minimal energy loss.
Fewer consumables required for maintenance, leading to lower maintenance costs.
Electrical components (such as converters and transformers) are located at the tower base, making maintenance convenient.
Inspection intervals extended to one year, reducing workload and further minimizing energy loss.
Low Engineering Costs
Superior Power Generation Performance
Features a large rotor diameter of 186 meters and a 7.0MW single-unit capacity, achieving over 3400 annual operating hours at an average wind speed of 7.5 m/s.
Over 60 years of experience in the design and manufacturing of large power generation equipment, with generator efficiency 1%–3% higher than domestic counterparts.
High-efficiency blade design utilizing advanced technologies like serrated trailing edges and vortex generators, achieving a Cp value above 0.49.
Proprietary control system perfectly matched to blades, maximizing energy capture while controlling loads.
1140V three-level technology delivers higher generation efficiency and improved power quality, enhancing efficiency by 1%–1.5%.
High Safety and Reliability
The direct-drive technology path has a shorter transmission chain and no high-speed rotating parts, enhancing reliability.
No high-speed transmission lubrication system or generator slip rings, reducing fire risk and improving safety.
Dual-safety chain design with patented technology, eliminating overspeed incidents and further enhancing safety.
Proprietary control system with an average mean time between failures (MTBF) of over 3000 hours.
Patented magnet protection technology prevents demagnetization and detachment, with zero downtime for high-power direct-drive generators.
Fully sealed structure to prevent salt spray corrosion, with forced internal convection and external air-to-air cooling for efficient heat dissipation.
Active typhoon resistance strategy and backup power solution, capable of withstanding typhoon winds up to 77 m/s.
Dual-circuit electrical system with multiple redundancies in control design, allowing independent operation of a single electrical circuit.