Hub assembly for a rotor of a wind turbine
A technology for wind turbines and components, applied in the field of hub components, can solve problems such as complicated installation operations and falls, and achieve the effect of simplifying assembly
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[0053] In these figures, the same reference numerals are used to identify matching elements.
[0054] figure 1 A perspective view of one example of a wind turbine 160 is illustrated. As shown, wind turbine 160 includes a tower 170 extending from support surface 150 , a nacelle 161 mounted on tower 170 , and rotor 115 coupled to nacelle 161 . Rotor 115 includes a rotatable hub 11 , and at least one rotor blade 120 coupled to and extending outwardly from hub 11 . For example, in the illustrated example, rotor 115 includes three rotor blades 120 . However, in alternative embodiments, rotor 115 may include more or less than three rotor blades 120 . Each rotor blade 120 may be spaced from hub 11 to facilitate rotating rotor 115 to enable kinetic energy to be converted from wind power into usable mechanical energy, and subsequently electrical energy. For example, hub 11 may be rotatably coupled to a generator positioned within nacelle 161 or a shaped part of the nacelle to allow...
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