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A Crane-Less Solution for Great Heights
Concrete towers have become an increasingly popular choice in the wind industry around the world because of their superior ability to support larger turbines at higher hub heights. However, this market is being constrained when it comes to increasing tower height because of the limited availability of the powerful cranes needed to erect such tall towers.
By Ramón López Mendizábal, Director, Esteyco, Spain
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| #52 Main bearing replacement of a Nordex Delta N149 wind turbine at the Caramulo wind farm, Portugal, courtesy of Bruno Rocha and Bruno Silva (photographer) |
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