Bearing arrangement of wind turbine
A technology for wind turbines and bearing devices, applied in wind turbines, ball bearings, shafts and bearings, etc., can solve problems such as time-consuming, expensive, and increasing the risk of pre-major bearing failures
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[0034] figure 1 A wind turbine 1 is shown comprising a tower 2 and a nacelle 3 attached to the top of the tower 2 . The nacelle comprises a generator 4 connected to a hub 5 to which respective rotor blades 6 are attached. In operation, a rotor 7 comprising a hub 5 and rotor blades 6 rotates and drives a rotor 8 of a generator 4 , as is known. The rotating arrangement or corresponding rotor 8 is attached to a bearing 9, eg a main bearing in a direct drive wind turbine.
[0035] Another rotating part is each rotor blade 6, which is rotatable relative to the hub for varying the pitch. Furthermore, each rotor blade 6 is attached to a bearing 10 allowing this rotation.
[0036] figure 1 Just a simple schematic diagram showing that at the wind turbine 1 there are several large bearings 9, 10 which support the respective large arrangement and which may be part of the bearing arrangement of the invention disclosed in detail below. Bearings 9, 10 are shown for illustrative purpose...
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