Aerodyn Engineering Gmbh

Aerodyn Consulting Singapore Pte Ltd

Sönke Siegfriedsen

A wind turbine includes a floating foundation having a plurality of buoyancy bodies, the buoyancy bodies being formed from a plurality of buoyancy body elements designed as hollow bodies, which are arranged adjacent to one another in a first plane concentrically around each central element extending from the floating foundation and are connected to said central element. Each buoyancy body element has a surface supported on the central element, a convex surface arranged opposite the central element, and two lateral surfaces each supported on a lateral surface of an adjacent buoyancy body element.

Wind turbine comprising a floating foundation having a plurality of buoyancy bodies

The invention relates to a single-point mooring wind turbine having a rotor arranged on a tower, characterized by a design counteracting sway of the wind turbine caused by the rotor torque.

Single-point mooring wind turbine

Wind turbines with at least one rotor blade, a hub, a gearbox casing accommodating a gearbox, a generator casing accommodating a generator, a head support, a tower and an azimuth bearing supporting the head support so that it can rotate on the tower, characterized in that the rotor bearing, the gearbox casing and the generator casing are arranged between the hub and the head support, designed as load-transmitting components and joined to each other via screw connections.

Wind turbine with load-transmitting components

A wind energy plant comprising a rotor, a rotor shaft, a gear, and a generator, the generator embodied as a ring concentrically embracing the gear.

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Rendsburg, Germany

Sönke Siegfriedsen