Nested tower sections rise using hydraulic crawler jacks and tendons, eliminating large crane requirements.
Segmented steel trapezoids join concrete and steel tower sections, reducing transport costs and oscillation.
Offset fixation means maintain regular intervals between cable bundle guides, preventing insulation wear and core fracture during yaw motion.
A chord-wise pin joins segmented wind turbine rotor blades through aligned bore holes in a male structural member secured within a female component.
Segmented ring-shaped connecting elements merge structural reinforcement with hub attachment to eliminate ovalisation caused by self-weight.
Deployable telescopic bars form a temporary fence around wind turbine components, resolving the trade-off between operator safety and installation complexity.
An auxiliary vessel couples to a floating offshore hull using integral bearing points and active positioning systems.
Hydraulic jacks and folding hinges move floats away from the tower during typhoons, reducing manufacturing cost while maintaining anti-typhoon capability.