Sebastian Bauer

Title: Sebastian Bauer and Segmented Wind-Turbine Generator Technology.

Introduction

Sebastian Bauer is an inventor associated with Henstedt-Ulzburg, Germany, and Wobben Properties GmbH. His listed patent concerns segmented generator technology for wind turbines and methods for transporting, installing, and assembling the equipment.

Latest Patents

Bauer is credited with 1 patent: “Segmented generator, generator segment and wind turbine, and also method for preparing transportation of a segmented generator, and for transporting and installing the same, and also method for assembling a wind turbine.”

The disclosure describes a generator segment comprising a rotor segment and a stator segment. In the operating position, these components are separated by an air gap in the radial direction and by an axial spacing. They can be positioned or moved relative to one another along the rotation axis between the operating position and a different transport position. The design addresses the preparation, transportation, installation, and assembly of segmented wind-turbine generators.

Career Highlights

The available information identifies Bauer’s connection to Wobben Properties GmbH and his contribution to an invention focused on the practical handling and assembly of segmented generators. The patent’s subject matter links generator design with transportation and installation considerations.

Collaborations

Manuel Feith and Lars Fischer are listed as Bauer’s coworkers. The information provided does not specify their roles in the patent or whether they collaborated on this invention.

Conclusion

Sebastian Bauer’s listed patent addresses how segmented wind-turbine generators can be configured for operation and repositioned for transport, installation, and assembly.