Do anybody know how to weld the sections of wind turbine tower? kindly tell me if anyone know?
Welding of wind turbine Tower
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Based on the question at hand. I would say this.
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Originally posted by hussainshayan View PostDo anybody know how to weld the sections of wind turbine tower? kindly tell me if anyone know?Jim
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wind tower sections at joints can be much thicker than 3"
The tower sections that get bolted together on the tube sections are very thick, depending on size of the tower and weight of nacelle the bolted sections can become very thick, much more than 3".
Some found information:
The tower of a typical American-made turbine is approximately 80 feet tall and weighs about 19,000 pounds.
A typical nacelle for a current turbine weighs approximately 22,000 pounds.Trailblazer 325 EFI
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Originally posted by TerryL View PostThe tower sections that get bolted together on the tube sections are very thick, depending on size of the tower and weight of nacelle the bolted sections can become very thick, much more than 3".
Some found information:
The tower of a typical American-made turbine is approximately 80 feet tall and weighs about 19,000 pounds.
A typical nacelle for a current turbine weighs approximately 22,000 pounds.
I see them going by my house @ about 4 - 6 tower sections a day !
Each section is approx. 50ft. long, & the blades are about the same length !
So I guess these must be 150ft. + when complete .
They are going down near Port Rowan, Ont. , .
They have dozens fully erected now, with many, many more to come !
........... Norm
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Originally posted by TerryL View PostThe tower sections that get bolted together on the tube sections are very thick, depending on size of the tower and weight of nacelle the bolted sections can become very thick, much more than 3".Last edited by Jim-TX; 09-28-2010, 10:14 PM.Jim
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Originally posted by hussainshayan View PostDo anybody know how to weld the sections of wind turbine tower? kindly tell me if anyone know?2- XMT's 350 cc/cv
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Originally posted by TerryL View PostThe tower sections that get bolted together on the tube sections are very thick, depending on size of the tower and weight of nacelle the bolted sections can become very thick, much more than 3".
Some found information:
The tower of a typical American-made turbine is approximately 80 feet tall and weighs about 19,000 pounds.
A typical nacelle for a current turbine weighs approximately 22,000 pounds.
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Originally posted by 1havnfun View PostBased on the question at hand. I would say this.
Call 1.800.real.welder to find a qualified professional.
Looks like the base is plate welded with 7024 jet rod, same with the slip-on flange at the top.
Hope this helps out and this has been 1.800.real.welder at your service.
Sincerely,
KentLast edited by kcd616; 09-29-2010, 07:30 PM.Welding is an art. But is also science in action. Chemistry and Physics. Got to love it.
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