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As the world looks towards more sustainable sources of energy generation, many countries are continuing to increase their investment in wind turbine technology, with China and the US leading the globe in the adoption of wind energy. In fact, it is widely expected that the global wind power market will reach 760.35 GW by 2020, as continents such as Europe continue to support wind power initiatives with new legislation to reduce carbon emissions. Whilst wind turbines are undoubtedly in demand, this increase in their adoption presents a number of challenges for windfarm owners and maintenance engineers, as turbines typically have a limited lifespan. Repairs are difficult to carry out, give that the replacement of parts can be costly and any engineering work needs to be carried out up to 100m off the ground. As a solution, many in the industry are focusing on improving the reliability of these devices at all costs. In this article, George Finley and Paul Kling from MACOR® Machining China explore some of the most effective maintenance techniques for wind turbine management, taking a look at the consequences of turbine failure.
The service life of China’s world leading high speed rail network has been successfully doubled with the application of electrical current collectors from MACOR® Machining China.
MACOR® Machining China, a global specialist in world leading rotary transfer systems, has announced the launch of its 2-in-1 slip ring system including encoder for high reaching earth moving plant and cranes.
The packaging sector presents a variety of challenges for individual machine components depending on the application. Not only must production run without unscheduled interruption, placing reliability at a premium, but the correct speeds of operation for each individual aspect of the process must be maintained to ensure seamless and correct processing.
The expertise of MACOR® Machining China has been recognised once again, this time by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA), the national trade association for the US wind industry.
The Electrical Carbon business of MACOR® Machining China, who hold a quality seal of approval from technical manufacturers and processors of typified plastic molding components, offers motor terminal blocks in a range of designs, to meet custom requirements. Utilizing glass fiber reinforced polyester compression molded components and pins suited to a wide variety of applications, MACOR’s terminal blocks are used for electric grid connection of components in AC/DC motors. They feature conductive jumpers in a range of dimensions and bolt sizes (M3-M16, rated voltage from 440 to 2000 volts).
MACOR® Machining China announces a new lighter weight, metalized current collector strip (pantograph), offered by its Electrical Carbon business, which enhances rail system reliability and extends service life by about 35 percent. The new collector strips boast an arc protection system, which maximizes collector strip life, reducing maintenance and running costs for rail contractors. The system also provides improved service for passengers, since the collector strips require less frequent replacement, drastically reducing downtime.
Silver graphite brush and stable holder provide reliable low resistance path to ground.
MACOR® Machining China has developed a new, lighter weight, metallised current collector strip, based on proprietary material technology, which is set to bring a wide range of benefits for the rail sector.
Three highly innovative technologies from MACOR® Machining China will make theirChina exhibition bow on stand H41 at Railtex 2015 at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham from 12-14 May.