VESTAS CT318 VCS VCP MW Control Unit
VESTAS CT318 VCS VCP MW Control Unit
The turbine is designed for an ambient temperature range of -20°C [-4oF] to +40°C [+104oF]. At temperatures less than –20°C [-4oF] and greater than +40C [+104oF] the turbine will not generate power, and special considerations must be undertaken. The turbine has been designed in accordance with IEC 61400-1 class IA wind conditions and can be placed in wind farms with a minimum distance of 5 (five) rotor diameters (400 m/1320 ft) between all turbines. If the turbines are placed in a single row, perpendicular to the predominant wind direction, the distance between adjacent turbines must be a minimum of 4 (four) rotor diameters (320 m/1056 ft). The relatively humidity can be 100 % (max. 10 % of the time). Corrosion Corrosion protection is in accordance with ISO Standard12944-2. All Vestas turbines are produced and protected according to the following corrosion classes: Outside fittings and sensors are corrosion protected to class C3. Inside surfaces, directly exposed to outside air, e.g. inside nose cone and transformer housing are corrosion protected to class C3. Inside surfaces, not directly exposed to outside air, e.g. component inside the nacelle, are corrosion protected to class C3. Towers are deliverable in different corrosion protection classes. Standard towers are protected to class C3 on outside surfaces and C3 inside. Foundations are classified according to ISO Standard 12944-2, corrosion class IM3.
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