• Introducing Nabrawind’s groundbreaking Bladerunner Technology, transforming
the design and performance of rotor blades in the wind energy sector.
• Exploring how Bladerunner Technology incorporates load-alleviating
mechanisms, such as active flow control and adaptive trailing edge
systems, to optimize blade performance and reduce fatigue loads.
• Highlighting how Nabrawind’s Bladerunner Technology ensures enhanced
structural integrity and reliability by mitigating dynamic effects, such as
vortex shedding and aerodynamic instabilities.
• Showcasing the modularity and adaptability of Bladerunner Technology,
allowing for flexible blade designs and retrofits, accommodating various wind
turbine models and optimizing performance across different wind regimes.
Eneko Sola García
Chief Sales Officer
Nabrawind
• Off-shore wind turbine structural validation faces challenges from top to
bottom, requiring thorough analysis and testing.
• Extreme loading conditions necessitate robust validation techniques to
ensure component integrity.
• Validation at the tip involves assessing aerodynamics, material fatigue, and
structural response.
• Validation at the bottom involves evaluating foundation stability and
dynamic interaction with the supporting structure.
Dr. Steffen Czichon,
Head of Department
Fraunhofer IWES
Alexander Schenck
Head of Department, Support Structures
Fraunhofer IWES
• Exploring how the Revenue-Based Availability approach optimizes revenue
by strategically planning service activities to keep turbines operational
during periods of high revenue potential.
• Discussing the importance of factoring in both wind speed and electricity
price when planning service activities, ensuring efficient utilization of
resources and maximizing revenue generation.
• Highlighting the significance of proactive service planning based on
revenue potential, enabling timely interventions and maintenance activities
during periods of favorable wind speed and electricity price conditions.
• Showcasing how the Revenue-Based Availability approach improves
operational efficiency by aligning service activities with revenue
optimization, resulting in increased turbine uptime and revenue generation.
Ursula Smolka
Head of Assest Manangement
Ramboll
• This panel discussion brings together the expertise of both Rotor Blade
Specialists and Wind Turbine Tower Specialists, with a focus on operational
maintenance and excellence in the manufacturing of rotor blades
and wind turbine towers. We aim to explore the latest technologies and
strategies that drive increased productivity and efficiency, benefiting the
entire wind energy sector.
• We will delve into the transformative technologies such as automation,
robotics, and additive manufacturing that enhance productivity and
efficiency in both rotor blade and wind turbine tower manufacturing
processes. The integration of these technologies will pave the way for more
streamlined and cost-effective production.
• Special attention will be given to cutting-edge material innovations,
including composite materials and coatings, that offer improved
performance, durability, and reduced maintenance requirements for both
rotor blades and wind turbine towers. Participants will share insights on
selecting the most suitable materials to optimize energy capture and
overall structural integrity.
• The role of digital twin simulation, predictive modeling, and data analytics
will be explored for both rotor blades and wind turbine towers. These
technologies play a crucial role in optimizing production processes, leading
to higher precision, quality, and operational efficiency, as well as facilitating
predictive maintenance strategies.
• A significant aspect of our discussion will focus on the importance of supply
chain management and collaboration between rotor blade and wind
turbine tower specialists. Efficient collaboration ensures the seamless
integration of materials and manufacturing processes, guaranteeing timely
availability of resources and maximizing productivity throughout the value
chain.
-Small damping values of low and high frequency eigenmodes in rotor
blades lead to resonances that have impacts on the structural integrity
and radiation of noise.
-It is shown in a systematic way how damping can be introduced into the
eigenmodes of blades and resonant behaviour can be prevented.
-The focus is on edge-wise vibrations, tonalities and broad-band radiation of the noise.
Dr. Lukas Schneider, Vibration Engineer, ESM
• Regulatory drivers
• Decarbonisation
• Circularity and resources
Susanne Leidescher
Senior Consultant Business Intelligence & Sales
Ramboll
Felicitas Frick
Senior Consultant - Circular Economy and Resource Management
Ramboll
After having identified the gap between trends and reality, Ramboll will reflect in a common approach on bridging the gap between regulations and reality.
-Regulatory drivers
-Decarbonisation
-Circularity and resources
Susanne Leidescher
Senior Consultant Business Intelligence & Sales
Ramboll
Felicitas Frick
Senior Consultant - Circular Economy and Resource Management
Join our technical workshop as we delve into the cutting-edge world of XXL Blade Design for Rotor Blades. Discover how engineering innovations are pushing the boundaries of wind energy technology, unlocking higher energy capture and improved efficiency.
• Explore the latest advancements in
composite materials and structural
engineering techniques that enable
the design and manufacturing of XXL
rotor blades with superior strength
and aerodynamic performance.
• Discuss the intricacies of optimizing
aerodynamic profiles and innovative
noise reduction strategies for XXL
blades, enhancing overall turbine
efficiency, and ensuring minimal
environmental impact.
• Gain insights into the rigorous
validation and testing processes
employed to ensure the reliability and
safety of XXL rotor blades, meeting
international standards and industry
best practices
Ulrike Kersten
Senior Engineer
TPI Composites