China's wind power equipment manufacturing industry gradually moves into the international market

The wind power equipment manufacturing industry in China, established by independent innovation and technology introduction, now has the ability to enter the world market. The China South-Chazhou Zhuzhou Electric Locomotive Research Institute, one of the backbone enterprises of wind power equipment manufacturing in China, disclosed in late September that its MW-class wind turbine blades exported to Chile and Belarus have been shipped to and from Shanghai, which is its wind power equipment. Export the first step overseas.

According to the CSR Zhuzhou Electric Locomotive Research Institute, its subsidiary company, CSR Times New Materials, exported Chilean and Belarusian products using advanced composite materials and two blades for 1.5MW wind turbines. This technology, first introduced from overseas, has been digested, absorbed and reinvented through cooperation between the enterprise and the National University of Defense Technology. It has now fully mastered the full range of advanced composite materials applications, production processes, product testing, and maintenance services for MW-class wind turbine blades. The two large-scale blade production bases in Zhuzhou and Tianjin have the capacity to produce 1,000 sets of MW wind turbine blades each year, and the maximum power of wind turbines for blades is 3.0 MW.

It is reported that for giant blades of megawatt wind turbines, materials, airfoil structures, etc. are related to new materials technology, fluid mechanics, and aerodynamics, and are subject to the harsh natural conditions of strong winds, rainstorms, thunderstorms, and sandstorms. Dense. After several years of development, wind turbine blades with independent intellectual property rights in China have demonstrated superior reliability and stability in wind farms in many complex and harsh environments in China, and have received attention and recognition from overseas markets.