It is possible to take photos while in operation! What is the new inspection technology for wind turbine blades?
With the spread of wind power generation facilities, blade inspection technology is playing an increasingly important role.
This article introduces the current state of blade inspection and maintenance for wind power generation facilities, which have been rapidly increasing in construction in recent years, as well as the inspection methods expected for operational power generation equipment in the future. Traditionally, the main methods for inspecting blades have been visual inspections using cranes or rope access. This allowed for checking the surface and structural defects of the blades, but there were concerns about the safety of workers due to the high-altitude work. Additionally, work was often constrained by wind speed, and weather conditions such as rain and wind frequently affected operations, necessitating adjustments to inspection schedules. Furthermore, inspections required power generation to be halted each time, which posed challenges to power generation efficiency. In recent years, advancements in technology have significantly changed the methods for inspecting wind power blades. In particular, inspection techniques using drones have garnered attention. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*
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- The world's first 120 million pixel global shutter camera 《NEW》 - The fastest high-speed electronic shutter at 1/16,000 seconds 《NEW》 - Continuous shooting at the fastest rate of 7 frames per second - Dedicated lens developed for drone mounting
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UAV surveying, infrastructure inspection, agricultural remote sensing, etc.
