Post-service inspection
Verification of workmanship and compliance with the required service scope.
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Operations & maintenance
Complete wind power support
Planned and corrective maintenance that reduces downtime and protects production.
A wind turbine works like a complex organism: preventing failure is more effective and less costly than dealing with its consequences.
Operating objectives
Regular service protects availability and service life
The figures quoted by the archived website describe the intended outcome of a properly managed maintenance programme.
99%target turbine availability
20 yearsassumed operating life
Prevention
Maintenance guided by procedures and evidence
Regular maintenance identifies irregularities before they become failures, preserves performance and reduces downtime costs. Every task follows the manufacturer’s procedure and ends with clear completion documentation.
Service teams perform both scheduled and corrective work, using equipment selected for the turbine technology and scope.
Scheduled service
Planned maintenance cycles
- First inspection after three months of operation
- Six-month inspection
- Annual service, including the transformer
- Long-cycle comprehensive service
- Optional inspections based on condition and manufacturer requirements
Complete scope
Maintenance, diagnostics and repair
- Fault detection and removal
- Repair or replacement of parts and assemblies
- Lubrication, oil analysis, oil and filter replacement
- Major component replacement
- Cleaning, painting and coating restoration
- Mould removal and surface impregnation
- Emergency service and unscheduled repair
- Clear completion documentation
Independent control
Inspection and condition assessment
End-of-warranty review
Inspection before warranty expiry to identify and document outstanding issues.
Punch list and condition assessment
Defect lists, major component inspections and an assessment of overall turbine condition.