Male spar beam for a segmented wind turbine blade
AssigneeBlade Dynamics Limited
InventorsPaul Damian Michael Todd, Mark Hancock
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AssigneeBlade Dynamics Limited
InventorsPaul Damian Michael Todd, Mark Hancock
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A male spar beam for mutually attaching a segmented wind turbine blade and, comprising: a leading-edge part comprising a second upper wall, a second lower wall, and a second shear wall connecting the second upper wall with the second lower wall, the leading-edge part; and a trailing-edge part comprising a first upper wall, a first lower wall, and a first shear wall connecting the first upper wall with the first lower wall. The leading-edge and trailing-edge parts being separately formed integrally in one piece, respectively. An end of the first lower wall is attached to an end of the second lower wall so that the first lower wall and the second lower wall form a lower spar cap of the male spar beam, and an end of the first upper wall is attached to an end of the second upper wall so that the first upper wall and the second upper wall form an upper spar cap of the male spar beam.
A male spar beam for engaging with a female receiving section of a first blade segment of a segmented wind turbine blade and for attachment to a second blade segment of the segmented wind turbine blade and, the segmented wind turbine blade having a profiled contour including a pressure side and a suction side, and a leading edge and a trailing edge with a chordwise direction extending therebetween, the segmented wind turbine blade extending in a longitudinal direction from a root end to a tip end thereof,
A method of manufacturing a male spar beam for a segmented wind turbine blade, the segmented wind turbine blade having a profiled contour including a pressure side and a suction side, and a leading edge and a trailing edge with a chordwise direction extending therebetween, the segmented wind turbine blade extending in a longitudinal direction from a root end to a tip end thereof, the method comprising the steps of:
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