Mantenimiento de turbinas eólicas. Una revisión


Abstract:

Climatic change has taxed humanity in terms of the use of renewable energy in most countries around the world. In this context, installed wind power has recently increased at an almost exponential rate. Although there is still a large potential market that could be covered, minimizing costs has become a critical factor for a wind project to be financially justified and competitive. The present work is a bibliographical review of the primary strategies and methodologies used to reduce the cost of these activities while producing the maximum electricity from wind turbines. This review includes tabulated information on the types of faults, occurrence statistics, and associated costs and equipment suppliers for monitoring, detection, diagnosis and fault pbkp_rediction and although most of it refers to onshore wind turbines, offshore wind turbines are also included in several parts. Research shows that in order to guarantee the reliability and financial feasibility of wind farms, the most used methodologies is the Condition Monitoring System, which include vibration analysis, acoustic emission, ultrasonic testing techniques, thermography, oil analysis, structural health monitoring, measurement of mechanical stresses, radiographic inspection, power signal analysis. Currently, in addition to technical personnel, turbine operation and maintenance can include sensors, software, trucks, cranes, boats, helicopters, drones and smartphone applications.

Año de publicación:

2018

Keywords:

  • Types of faults
  • Condition monitoring system
  • Cost
  • Maintenance strategies
  • wind turbines

Fuente:

googlegoogle
scopusscopus

Tipo de documento:

Article

Estado:

Acceso abierto

Áreas de conocimiento:

  • Energía renovable

Áreas temáticas:

  • Física aplicada