Expo 2010 - Research on wind turbines in China

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Max Kranendijk Lecturer Business Engineering Martijn Rietbergen Lecturer Energy Technology

HU - Facts and Figures
38,000 students
6 faculties
75 bachelor programmes
27 masters programmes

Faculty of Engineering
Education
B.Eng Operational Technology
Energy engineering
Electrotechnical engineering
System engineering
B.Eng Business Engineering
B.Eng Integrated Product Design
B.Eng Construction Engineering

Faculty of Engineering
Research
Research centre for Life Sciences & Technology
Research group Energy Transition
Sustainable Energy Pilot project

Sustainable Energy Pilot Project

Source: http://statline.cbs.nl

Offshore wind park locations in the North Sea Favourable Second best Not preferable Shipping routes Source: http://www.noordzee.nl

Prinses Amalia wind park
120 MW (60 Vestas V80 wind turbines)
435 GWh/year
125,000 households
CO 2 emission reduction 225,000 tons
Investments M € 385

Global wind energy capacity Source: http://www.wwindea.org

NEW Global wind energy capacity Source: http://www.wwindea.org

100% growth every year Market leader China Annual installation 2700 MW “ Top 5 global wind turbine manufacturer by 2013” Over 20 years of experience Internship – construction process of wind turbines

Goldwind Source: Goldwind Note: Gansu Jiu Quan Inner Mongolia Baotou Beijing Constructed Under construction TianCheng TongChuang convertor Germany HeBei ChenDe Jiangsu Nanjing Shaanxi Xi'an base Ningxia Xinjiang

Capacity per province in China Source: http://www.wwindea.org MW Inner Mongolia (North) ranked no.1 with by far the largest cumulative installation, followed by Guangdong (South), Liaoning (Northeast), Hebei (North) and Jilin (Northeast) as the top 5 markets.

Inner Mongolia province Source: http://mapsof.net

Internship timeline

Introduction

Construction process of wind turbines & (Business) Culture difference Research

Construction process

Standardizing the construction process
Clear formats
Accurate data
Research findings
Delaying factors
Environment || strong wind, snow, rough terrain
Damage at parts || blade
Organization || logistics, position of the crane
Culture difference report
Approach of internship
Enormous growth rates
Fast developing products (R&D)
International expansion
Increasing sales figures
Source: Goldwind

Summary / conclusion
Global wind energy is growing
NL: offshore orientated
CN: extreme growth rates
Internship outcomes
Supporting the current construction process
Defining delaying factors
Knowledge exchange (culture & business)
HU provides engineers
Focused on a sustainable world
Technically & practically skilled
International focus

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Expo 2010 - Research on wind turbines in China

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