Lm Wp Patent Holding A/s

Interlego Ag

Simon Berg Bojesen

Peter Baek

Michael Klitgaard

Casper Skovby

Christian Frank Andersen

Mark Olaf Slot

Peter Bæk

Morten Ravn

Richard Siegrist

Peter BÆK

A manufacturing method is described for a wind turbine blade, where layers of fiber material are laid up in a mold to form a portion of the blade structure. The fiber layers are infused with a resin which is subsequently cured to form the hardened blade structure. Some of the layers of fiber material are arranged so that a portion of the layers are kept resin-free during the infusion and curing steps, so that the fiber layer extends freely out from the external surface of the blade, preferably at the blade trailing edge, to provide a flexible blade trailing edge to reduce blade operational noise.

Wind turbine blade and an associated manufacturing method

A control method for a wind turbine, in particular for a wind turbine blade is described. The control method makes use of the blade mode shapes, or natural vibration shapes, of the blade to detect the excitement level of the blade natural vibrations, and controls active lift devices on the blade in an effort to reduce the excitement levels, to reduce loading in the blade and the overall wind turbine structure. There is also provided a method of designing a wind turbine blade for use in such a method.

Wind turbine blade control method

A toy building set of building elements ( ) having a coupling means ( ) by which building elements ( ) may be built together. One of the building elements ( ) contains a camera, which is adapted to record images of its surroundings. A user may built a remote-controlled toy ( ) in which the building element ( ) with the camera may be arranged in positions and with an orientation at the user's option. A film production system with a camera and recording and editing facilities. Movable objects and a plurality of predefined positions for the movable objects, and means for holding the movable objects in selected one of the predefined positions when the camera records one or more images. Thereby the movable objects can be placed accurately and repeatedly in predetermined positions. The predefined positions are preferably defined by toy building elements having coupling means for interconnecting building elements.

System for recording and editing films

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