Steam produced using the heat of the turbine exhaust will power another turbine generator.
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It is a fluid turbine rather than a steam turbine, with carbon dioxide as the working fluid.
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The turbine blades are exposed to extreme temperatures in the hottest part of the gas turbine, industry experts said.
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Sandia National Labs has unveiled the preliminary design for a new offshore wind turbine with 650-foot turbine blades.
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A wind turbine 80 feet tall can power a single home while a utility-scale turbine powers hundreds of homes.
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Goldwind is China's largest wind-turbine manufacturer, having supplied 12.5 percent of all wind turbine installations in the country last year.
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The acquisition rounded out GE's Power portfolio by adding steam turbine capabilities, adding to GE's mostly natural gas turbine power business.
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The fluid transfers heat to water, the steam from the boiling fluid drives a turbine, and the turbine generates electrical power.
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The deal aimed to round out GE Power's portfolio by adding steam turbine capabilities to its mainly natural gas turbine power business.
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Small Turbine Engines: There will soon be only one supplier of small turbine engines — Williams International — as the other "cannot sustain themselves any longer."
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Vedel expects the annual energy production from the new turbine to be more than 30 percent higher compared to the older V120-2.2 MW turbine.
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Wind turbine syndrome People thought to have wind turbine syndrome experience a range of general symptoms, like dizziness, nausea, trouble sleeping or breathing, and headaches.
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General Electric, the world's fourth-largest wind turbine maker, is working to develop a 12 MW turbine that will stand 260 meters (853 feet) tall.
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There's enough heat left over after the gas turbine cycle to run a (lower-energy) steam turbine cycle: Net Power's plant eliminates that second cycle.
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Last year, MHI Vestas launched a 9.5 megawatts (MW) offshore turbine, currently the world's most powerful wind turbine, but bigger ones are expected in the future.
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Click here to view original GIFThere's diminishing returns when it comes to adding more blades to a wind turbine and if there were less blades, the turbine would have to spin faster which is apparently not a very good thing when it comes to controlling a turbine.
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This retractability would also be helpful for moving the blades from their manufacturing location to the turbine sites—transporting even normal turbine blades is an ongoing challenge.
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For instance, suppose you owned a wind turbine company (it could happen) and you wanted to get a service notice when the turbine was going to require service.
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Shares in German wind turbine maker Nordex rose 4.5 percent after the firm scored its biggest ever single contract, for a 595 megawatt wind turbine order in Brazil.
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Just three turbine makers - General Electric Co, Vestas Wind Systems A/S and Siemens AG — accounted for up to 95 percent of the U.S. turbine market in 2016.
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GE told the European Commission that it was not developing any other turbine apart from its 6 megawatt turbine when it sought EU approval to buy LM Wind.
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The company has repeatedly described it as "the world's largest offshore wind turbine" and says that one turbine will be able to power more than 5,000 U.S. homes.
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In it, DOE's Simon Edelman scales the inside of a 270-foot GE wind turbine, pointing out various features of the turbine and safety procedures for moving around inside it.
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If you haven't had your fill of nerdy turbine videos, here's one that walks through a Lagerwey direct-drive turbine: This one has an elevator instead of a giant ladder.
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The company has had a single turbine floating around off the coast of Norway since 2009, but according to Bloomberg, the Hywind Scotland project will be the first multi-turbine project.
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Tunis-based Saphon Energy says the aerodynamic bowl-shaped sail on its turbine is capable of capturing twice as much wind energy over the same swept area as a conventional turbine.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Bankrupt German wind turbine manufacturer Senvion (SENG.
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Last year, MHI Vestas launched a 9.5 megawatts (MW) offshore turbine, currently the world's most powerful wind turbine, but bigger ones are expected in the future as their efficiency increases with size.
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Gamesa of Spain was the wind turbine market leader in China when Beijing mandated in 2005 that 70 percent of each wind turbine installed in China had to be manufactured inside the country.
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It is due to deliver its first turbine in 2019.
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Both turbine types have already demonstrated themselves in the water.
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Tate Modern unveiled Philippe Parreno's commission for the Turbine hall.
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And where there's one turbine, there are often dozens more.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - The world's largest wind turbine maker Vestas (VWS.
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COPENHAGEN (Reuters) - Shares in Danish wind-turbine maker Vestas (VWS.
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The wind turbine technician would arguably create the most problems.
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Worx WG520 Turbine 600 CFM 12 Amp Corded Leaf Blower
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Equinor has also invested heavily in offshore wind turbine projects.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Shares in wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa (SGREN.
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That heat creates steam to power a turbine, generating electricity.
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And Toshiba will develop the key components (mainly the turbine).
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The median turbine was closer to 152 meters (499 feet).
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A nuclear power plant makes steam to spin a turbine.
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"We're looking into getting a wind turbine," Ms. Bogathy said.
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Four 1,300 horsepower turbine provides the power required for takeoff.
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Or, said Staggs, ransomware could easily disable entire turbine farms.
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And its headaches were exacerbated by turbine failures last year.
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Additionally, SGRE is planning to partly source the wind turbine towers from the U.K. Orsted's decision to choose SGRE as its turbine supplier for Hornsea Project Two continues the relationship between the two businesses.
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Traditionally, engineers have dropped a camera called a borescope into a predesigned hole in the turbine shell to get a view of the turbine blades as they turn inside, but this method has many limitations.
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Vedel declined to say how much the new turbine would cost.
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Sometime after 5am, a flash of lightning struck a wind turbine.
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The first of the redesigned turbine wheels flew in July 2016.
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Imagine the difficulty of trying to inspect a working gas turbine.
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The cracking in the rocket's turbine blades could cause another delay.
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The turbine will generate 67 gigawatt hours of gross annual energy.
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The air vents in a sporty turbine-look are another highlight.
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General cargo vessels move Chinese wind turbine parts and Canadian coal.
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A flooded power plant or wind turbine is the "NOT" gate.
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It's powered by turbine engines, and can go over 85 mph.
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A "crying room" has been installed just off the turbine hall.
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The two reactors produce steam for a turbine that generates electricity.
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My personal favorite is a residential wind turbine project called UNEOLE.
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GE collects real-time data from each turbine to analyze aberrations.
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The MidAmerican Energy turbine in Iowa is testing the concrete model.
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Bouchain was the first plant worldwide to install GE's 22.83HA turbine.
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The reaction generates heat, which creates steam that turns a turbine.
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The scale of the Haliade-X 12 MW turbine is considerable.
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"The initial concept vehicle uses gas turbine technology to generate electricity to power six electric propulsors specially designed to have a low noise profile," the company said, adding the design used its existing M250 gas turbine.
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Court documents seen by Reuters listed state firm Technopromexport (TPE) as a defendant, along with Siemens Gas Turbine Technologies LLC (SGTT), a St Petersburg-based turbine-making joint venture in which Siemens has a majority stake.
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"The guidance issued today is part of our ongoing management of the intermediate pressure turbine blade issue and applies only to the minority of engines which have not yet had replacement turbine blades fitted," he added.
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Siemens Gamesa, which counts Spain's Iberdrola among its shareholders, overtook Danish rival Vestas last year to become the world's biggest wind turbine maker in terms of sold turbine capacity last year, consultancy firms GlobalData and MAKE said.
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"The guidance issued today is part of our ongoing management of the intermediate pressure turbine blade issue and applies only to the minority of engines which have not yet had replacement turbine blades fitted," the spokesman said.
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The executives also said in the meetings that the blade that broke in 2015 at an undisclosed power plant was in a GE 9FB turbine, which has similar technology to the HA turbine that broke in Texas.
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They included Capstone Turbine, a gas turbine manufacturer based in Los Angeles, and other unnamed companies in Los Angeles and San Diego as well as Massachusetts, Arizona, Oregon and Wisconsin and overseas in Britain, France and Australia.
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The Block Island Wind Farm is a 30 megawatt, five turbine installation.
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It's not just turning it, it's making it go like a turbine.
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It's about turbine generators—the enormous machines that convert heat into electricity.
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In this case, a mesmerizing video of a wind turbine on fire.
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You can upgrade to "Silver Turbine Wheels" for an extra $15, too.
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Take JJ Churchill, a supplier of turbine blades to the aviation industry.
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California's waters are deep, requiring costly and unproven floating wind turbine technology.
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YOU DON'T DO THAT WITH A JET ENGINE OR A GAS TURBINE.
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That heat would be used to raise steam and drive a turbine.
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Looking up at the steel jacket foundation of an offshore wind turbine.
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This eliminates the complex plumbing required to make a gas turbine work.
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That's basically why we settled on the three bladed wind turbine system.
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The plane would run on batteries and a gasoline-powered turbine engine.
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Siemens, for instance, has become a global leader in wind-turbine manufacturing.
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To troubleshoot a 180-foot wind turbine, we troubleshoot its digital ghost.
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The app is being developed by Turbine in partnership with Warner Bros.
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Siemens unit Gamesa and Denmark's Vestas are Europe's largest wind turbine vendors.
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Details of the Haliade-X 12 MW turbine were announced in 2018.
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An aircraft engine turbine in the interior introduces the element of metal.
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If successful, a second gas turbine motor would then be swapped out.
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The smokestacks of the huge Hudson Avenue steam turbine plant loomed overhead.
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And last year, the first turbine arrived on the shores of Brooklyn.
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Originally published by Microsoft, Turbine bought the rights from them in 2004.
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How about locating solar panel and wind turbine factories in these areas?
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On cloudy days, that water will be released downhill, powering a turbine.
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And turbine-shaped wheels draw in air, making the Prophecy more aerodynamic.
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The first electricity-generating wind turbine was built in the late 1800s.
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The trouble is, a lull in the wind leaves a turbine listless.
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For SpaceX, issues included cracks in the turbine blades of the engines.
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Meanwhile, wind turbine installers at the same level earned more, about $2023,000.
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"But again, a wind turbine shouldn't be taken down by the wind."
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I saw a small wind turbine on a ridge in the distance.
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CO), the world's biggest wind turbine maker, and German peer Nordex (NDXG.
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The roads would be crawling with trucks hauling huge wind-turbine blades.
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"The beauty of this is, every 20 years — which is typically when the turbine reaches the end of its life — you can tow this back to shore, put a new turbine on and take it back," he said.
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BERLIN, Aug 28 (Reuters) - Bankrupt German wind turbine manufacturer Senvion said on Wednesday is that has not been successful in finding a buyer for all of its turbine business, and that layoffs are expected to occur from September.
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MOSCOW, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Russia's power-plant builder Technopromexport said on Thursday that Russia's unit of Siemens, Siemens Gas Turbine Technologies LLC, was "impeding" shipping of some of gas turbine equipment for a power plant in Southern Russia.
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The second blade break, which has not been previously reported, involved an earlier turbine model and was similar to a break last September that severely damaged a turbine in Texas and shut it down for two months of repairs.
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Lufthansa said it had already carried out a pilot project with a wind turbine manufacturer to inspect wind turbine blades using drones, while sister company Lufthansa Technik has used drones to inspect the outer surfaces of aircraft for defects.
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Adam Meyers, vice president at U.S. security firm CrowdStrike, said software flaws and one of the internet protocol addresses cited in the complaint matched up with attacks on a U.S. turbine manufacturer, Capstone Turbine, and a French aircraft supplier.
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In September 2018, MHI Vestas Offshore Wind launched the first commercially available double-digit turbine, the V164-10.0 MW. The turbine has 80-meter long blades which weigh 35 tons each, and a tip height of around 187 meters.
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A local wind-turbine maker grumbled about his struggles to expand his headcount.
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Perform maintenance on wind turbine equipment including resolving electrical, mechanical, and hydraulic malfunctions.
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This wheel moves like the turbine of a plane and propels time forward.
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Flannery's removal "was not driven by the turbine issue " that was revealed Sept.
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REYNOLDS is a UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) gas turbine design bureau and manufacturer.
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The resulting heat-transfer fluid will power a steam turbine to generate electricity.
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Jet turbine serial number E2180, for example, could have a corresponding E212 doppelgänger.
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"Because if the turbine is flooded, it won't produce any power," Bali said.
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That means that it's less windy on the other side of the turbine.
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The new turbine blades are more properly known as Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotors.
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DARPA says that's equal to the output of an average commercial wind turbine.
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N) said on Friday that turbine blade oxidation which forced Exelon Corp (EXC.
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We were clearly late to recognize the downturn in the gas turbine demand.
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The steam produced from this process drives a turbine and generates electrical power.
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The gas turbine was brought to market in half the typical five years.
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The troubles at G.E.'s big power turbine business were deeper than expected.
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When water is boiled to make steam, it expands and drives the turbine.
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The giant wind turbine, weighing 25 tons, is singularly made of cast fiberglass.
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The huge size of one of the main turbine halls is wildly impressive.
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So if a wind turbine produces 1 MWh, it also produces 1 REC.
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Through a tiny window in that housing, you can see the turbine spinning.
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Honeywell is the largest producer of gas turbine APUs found on many aircraft.
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The technology, which is still several years off from even being tested, would be capable of generating 25 times the power of a contemporary conventional wind turbine, but it would also come at a cost: really big-ass turbine blades.
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The gas turbine contract with Iran should be signed soon, although Moscow and Tehran have yet to agree on price, a source told Reuters on Monday, adding that the first turbine could not be completed and installed until early 2018.
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General Electric — Germany's Siemens ran a successful test of 3D-printed gas turbine blades.
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But the researchers didn't find a connection between wind turbine noise and physical health.
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Portugal also exports other cork products such as flooring, clothing and wind turbine blades.
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Buffalo sometimes wander into the vast turbine hall, littered with boilers and other equipment.
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Everything from healthcare workers to teachers to wind turbine technicians and deep learning researchers.
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Will there be the right amount of wind for the turbine to run consistently?
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The scale of GE Renewable Energy's Haliade-X 12 MW turbine is also considerable.
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Turbine shut the door on MMO Asheron's Call yesterday after 17 years of operation.
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Wind turbine maker Siemens Gamesa due to report fiscal Q2 results Q1 results due.
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The battery facility "is a lot prettier than a gas turbine," Ms Winn says.
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Her vast film projection for Tate Modern's Turbine Hall in 2011 used this method.
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GE power executives Marcus Scholz and Tom Dreisbach gave presentations about GE's turbine technology.
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Plus, the apartments will be run on wind-turbine energy created between the floors.
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But GE last year unveiled an even bigger turbine, the 12 MW Haliade-X.
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SVL makes investments in sectors including renewable power, real estate and wind turbine manufacturing.
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Exhaust heat hits that turbine at 22013,22014 degrees Celsius before exiting at 1503 degrees.
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And I've fixed an iPhone 5 that fell off a 300ft high wind turbine.
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The moves, combined with a recovery in the wind turbine market, quickly paid off.
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It is powered by six gas turbine engines which combined generate 800 horse-power.
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The wind turbine and solar panel supply chains, rooted in Asia, have mostly recovered.
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Using scrap materials and science textbooks, he attempts to construct his own wind turbine.
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All else being equal, greater rotor diameter means the turbine can harvest more wind.
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The fix uses an earlier casting method that was employed on other turbine models.
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This turbine is the only one in the power station that's still mostly intact.
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It forecast employment growth of 2000% for wind turbine technicians from 20100 to 22023.
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Most of the turbine blades will be delivered from SGRE's facility in Hull, England.
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Furthermore, the average lifespan of a wind turbine is 20-25 years, not 10.
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The turbine is located at the European Marine Energy Centre (EMEC) in Orkney, Scotland.
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In November, it was announced that the turbine had generated its first kilowatt hour.
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That means America's fastest growing profession flourishes in the rural U.S.—wind turbine technician.
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Each of those wells was at least as complicated as erecting a wind turbine.
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These represent the 15 men killed when the roof of the turbine hall fell.
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Tania Bruguera was commissioned to create the 2018 Turbine Hall installation at Tate Modern.
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Later that day, Montgomery experienced a casualty to one of its gas turbine engines.
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The turbine with its 138 metre rotor diameter has the industry's largest swept area, a crucial measure for how much energy can be harnessed, for a turbine with a tip height under 500 feet, which is often a requirement in the United States.
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Concept for the Segmented Ultralight Morphing Rotor, a 50 MW wind turbine featuring 650 foot long blades that can channel the power of hurricanes, via SandiaFor one, the turbine would stand on a lightweight, segmented trunk that bends in the breeze without snapping.
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The turbine being assembled in this video, by MidAmerican Energy, will be the tallest land-based wind turbine ever built in the US, with a hub height (ground to center of blades) of 115.5 meters (379 feet) and a capacity of 2,415 kW.
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For its part, Denmark is home to the world's largest offshore wind farm developer DONG Energy, and to wind turbine maker Vestas Wind Systems, which co-owns one of the leading offshore wind turbine makers, MHI Vestas, with Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries.
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In September 2018, MHI Vestas launched what it described as the industry's "first commercially available double digit wind turbine", the V164-10.0 MW. The turbine has 153-meter long blades which weigh 35 tons each, and a tip height of around 187 meters.
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As wind turbine and solar technologies have become cheaper, energy storage costs have stayed high.
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All of them burn coal to boil water to generate steam to spin a turbine.
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Amazon Wind Farm TexasA 100-turbine wind farm in West Texas, opened in late 2017.
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Members of WindEurope include wind project developers Orsted and Iberdrola and turbine manufacturer Siemens Gamesa.
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In a statement, ODK said one of the mechanisms of the prototype turbine had malfunctioned.
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It said it remained committed to the turbine project and expects it will be completed.
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It was not immediately clear if his detention was linked to the Crimea turbine affair.
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GE's board of directors met Wednesday to discuss how widespread the turbine failure issue was.
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It's currently taking over the Turbine Hall, and resembles a rather large, colourful adult playground.
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GE lost shareholders $193 billion on investments in its natural gas turbine and coal business.
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Their voices brighten when they describe the feeling of climbing up inside a wind turbine.
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The cost decline shows the industry has learnt fast to deal with bigger turbine sizes.
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A turbine that helps power some of those pumps also was damaged in a fire.
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Oil and gas stocks dropped 1.7%, with wind turbine maker Vestas Wind Systems sliding 4.2%.
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For an extra $15, you can even upgrade to Silver Turbine Wheels, whatever that means.
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But all that has now been swept away by a £310m ($415m) wind-turbine factory.
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Numerous studies have found that turbine noise can cause sleeplessness, headaches and other health problems.
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That's because the bike's manufacturer, Marine Turbine Technologies (MTT), powered it with a jet engine.
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Wind-turbine technicians and solar panel installers are the fastest-growing jobs in the country.
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The plant comprises two gas turbines of 126 MW and one 120-MW steam turbine.
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According to an Aneel report, the first turbine is due to start generating in May.
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The plan was to lift the tower of a derelict wind turbine off the ground.
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It also highlights the stumbles of Boston-based GE with its first H-Class turbine.
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That would be, as far as I know, the tallest wind turbine in the world.
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Two kidnappers fall for her and move her to the top of a wind turbine.
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A view from the back of the turbine shows the massive size of the room.
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Finally, many people consider the three-blade turbine to be the most aesthetically pleasing design.
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The titanium alloy blade careened through the turbine engine and protective cowling with devastating force.
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Australia is considering its first offshore wind farm, a 250-turbine project, The Guardian reports.
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In September 2018, MHI Vestas Offshore Wind, a major player in the sector, launched the first commercially available double digit turbine, the V164-10.0 MW. The turbine has 80-meter long blades which weigh 35 tons each, and a tip height of around 187 meters.
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"Algorithms are programmed to identify what's moving through the water column towards the turbine," Dawson continued.
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The $300 million, five-turbine project sits just three miles off the coast of Block Island.
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Like many trades, however, finding turbine technicians in a competitive environment can be challenging, she said.
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In fact, BLS says that wind turbine technician is the fastest growing profession in the country.
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The plant is powered by a legacy gas turbine technology ... and is uneconomical to support further.
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The region has no big turbine manufacturers, so firms must pay to transport parts from Europe.
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The gases pass through a series of stubby turbine blades near the back of the engine.
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Greenpeace has signed a deal to power its Madrid offices from a wind turbine in Barcelona.
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It's already been using drones to inspect wind turbine blades as part of a pilot program.
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Another case in point is one of China's biggest wind-turbine developers, Envision, also from Shanghai.
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In the manicured utopia of Gattaca, Ethan Hawke's character drives a turbine-powered Citroen DS Cabriolet.
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MC) has agreed to buy selected European assets from insolvent German wind turbine manufacturer Senvion (SENG.
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Other technology companies offering paid leave for political engagements include Buoyant, Turbine Labs, Atipica and Vicarious.
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HE HAS A CHANCE HERE BEFORE THE GEAR TURBINE WHICH IS THE GREATEST ENGINE IN HISTORY.
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Turbine installation for Hornsea One is set to continue until "late summer 2019", according to Orsted.
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Here's the reality: Boiling water by burning coal to turn a turbine for electricity is expensive.
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For example, he was particularly concerned about turbine-powered pumps near the swamps where caribou breed.
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John Bel Edwards declared in response to the flooding and the turbine failure in early August.
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However, the company had to break that commitment as the gas turbine power plant market collapsed.
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Each turbine is more than 300 feet tall and has the wingspan of two Boeing 787s.
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"Wind turbine service technician is the fastest-growing job in the state of Nebraska," Moenning said.
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The news helped boost Danish wind turbine firm Vestas, which jumped 8.7 percent by the close.
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Nordex's average turbine selling prices stood at 700,000 euros per megawatt (MW), a decline of 9%.
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A study found that each turbine in Britain killed one to two each month, on average.
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FRIEDMAN: Just so you know, General Electric has a big wind turbine factory in South Carolina.
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The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service addressed the issue of wind turbine-related bird deaths last year.
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"Over the past year, we've seen an approximate 30 percent reduction in turbine costs," Robo said.
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The nation's first offshore wind farm completed construction Thursday when the final turbine blade was installed.
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The mill has produced steel used in wind turbine foundations, Harley-Davidson motorcycles and Caterpillar equipment.
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It added that GE will no longer support or make replacement parts for the H turbine.
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Note that the basic technology — oxyfuel + a carbon dioxide turbine — is not confined to natural gas.
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Bailey: "A wind turbine should not be able to be taken down by the wind." pic.twitter.
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You can't pay someone who is already installing a wind turbine and call it a day.
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In 210, there were 215,600 wind turbine technician jobs in the U.S., according to BLS data.
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At first glance, the agora of Turbine Hall cuts against the grain of such digital collectivism.
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The Turbine Hall commission is not an object — it is a feeling, an experience, an encounter.
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Sometimes, one statistic says it all: Wind turbine technician is the fastest-growing profession in America.
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A tidal turbine has generated record levels of power production in its first year of testing.
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This turbine will be sent to Orkney for testing before the firm looks to sell it.
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GE has a portfolio of long-term agreements in its jet engine and power turbine business.
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He'd seen the wind turbine that stands in front of Meslands, inquired within and soon enrolled.
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In a steam engine, boiled water turns to steam, which spins a turbine, which generates power.
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NEW YORK/PARIS (Reuters) - French power utility Electricite de France SA said on Tuesday it has shut down a General Electric Co turbine at its Bouchain power plant for one month due to a turbine blade issue that has shut down similar plants in the United States.
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In September 2018, MHI Vestas Offshore Wind launched what it described as "the wind industry's first commercially available double-digit wind turbine", the V164-10.0 MW. The turbine has 80-meter long blades which weigh 35 tons each, and a tip height of around 303 meters.
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They said they were told the delays happened because a part of the turbine needed further testing.
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As the battery runs low, a jet fuel-burning turbine fires up to keep the juice flowing.
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"It is an opportunity," says Cao Zhigang, of Xinjiang Goldwind, one of China's biggest wind turbine companies.
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But the firm went bust after one of its turbine blades cracked, and everyone involved lost money.
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If the weather is close to freezing, ice builds up, and they have to stop the turbine.
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The 2-megawatt SR2000 turbine produced more than 3 gigawatt hours of renewable electricity in 12 months.
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Moscow is trying to develop its own gas turbine engines and its own full-cycle manufacturing base.
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Photo: GE Renewable EnergyA giant GE wind turbine called the Haliade is leaving the St. Nazaire factory.
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Remains of the plane's turbine will be sent to producer Pratt & Whitney in Canada for mechanical evaluations.
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The turbine is condensed into water and the process starts again, but the condensers can be inefficient.
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Goldwind International is part of Xinjiang Goldwind Science & Technology Co Ltd, the world's biggest wind turbine maker.
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A Chinese-owned wind turbine company is trying to recruit workers — in the heart of coal country.
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Huge, complicated planes, endlessly more intricate than solar panels or turbine blades—containing 7003,225,000 parts, 313,21942 rivets.
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Wind turbine technician is projected to be the country's most rapidly growing occupation in the next decade.
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G.E.'s power turbine business remains weak, with revenue down 9 percent and orders 29 percent lower.
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He said turbine blades were the most critical point in production due to needing the most capital.
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The turbine breakdown comes just days after "a couple hundred" New Orleans properties flooded in weekend storms.
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MC said on Thursday it has acquired 50 percent of offshore wind turbine Adwen from Areva AREVA.
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Others coming to speak with their representatives hail from America's fastest growing job description: wind turbine technician.
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The four units were expected to be equipped with China-made nuclear steam turbine generators, it said.
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A single turbine producing steam was restarted mid-afternoon by supplier Calpine Corp, said a Calpine spokesman.
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The blade is designed to be used on GE Renewable Energy's Haliade-X 12MW offshore wind turbine.
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General Electric fell 2.9 percent after the company flagged issues with its new H-class gas turbine.
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The proposed 55-turbine project is set to be located 22 kilometers off the coast of Dundalk.
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Many of the current jobs are out of state, at wind turbine factories in Colorado and Iowa.
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All they need to find is the crack on a turbine or dry patches of farm land.
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The Ireland-based OpenHydro was developing a unique turbine design to extract energy from the ocean's tides.
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Turbine manufacturers include Bergey Wind Power, Britwind and Xzeres Wind; look on their websites for local dealers.
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To get a handle on how big this new GE turbine is, let's start with some comparisons.
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In 2010, the member states of the European region requested guidelines including leisure and wind turbine noise.
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The turbine will be able to be delivered for commercial installation from 2021, the firm has said.
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There have also been issues with General Electric new GE9X turbine engine that will power the jet.
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In 2018, GE is bracing for its worst year of gas turbine installations in about 15 years.
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Globally, GE ranks fourth with about 7.4 GW. GE makes the largest turbine, called the Haliade-X.
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