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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 01, 2011
Filed:
Nov. 28, 2007
Markus Altenschulte, Spelle, DE;
Markus Altenschulte, Spelle, DE;
General Electric Company, Schenectady, NY (US);
Abstract
The inventions concerns a cable comprising a cable jacket and at least two medium voltage wires disposed within the cable jacket for transporting medium voltage current and at least two low voltage wires disposed within the cable jacket for transporting a low voltage current. Further, it concerns a wind turbine having a generator for generating electricity, wherein the generator being electrically connected to at least two medium voltage wires for feeding the generated electricity into a grid, the wind turbine having further a low voltage network for providing low voltage power to low voltage consumers, the low voltage network being electrically connected to a low voltage cable, wherein the low voltage cable and the medium voltage wires are accommodated in a common cable jacket. Finally it concerns a wind park comprising at least two wind turbines, each of the wind turbines having a generator for generating electricity, wherein the generator being electrically connected to at least two medium voltage wires for feeding generated medium voltage current to a grid, the wind turbines having further a low voltage network for providing low voltage power to low voltage consumers of the wind turbine, the low voltage network being electrically connected to a low voltage cable, wherein the low voltage cable and the medium voltage wires are accommodated in a common cable jacket.