Maintenance Centered on the Reliability on Wind Turbines of Low Accessibility

Jose Antonio Gonzalez Sainz; M.A. Sebastián

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.615.112

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Maintenance Centered on the Reliability on Wind Turbines of Low Accessibility

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This paper presents the importance of obtaining the application of a maintenance technique that satisfies in a precise way the different needs of the production process, independently of its technical complexity or difficulty of access to the industrial plant facilities. This is the case of the plants with a high automation level or wind farms located in remote places with low accessibility. Besides this, the studied situations have in common the low level of physical operation in its production process.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 615)

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112-117

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June 2014

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Jose Antonio Gonzalez Sainz*, M.A. Sebastián

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Accessibility, CMS, Maintenance, RCM, Reliability, Wind Turbine (WT)

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