Wind power plant foundation structure
AssigneeRWE Renewables GmbH
InventorsDaniel Bartminn, Artur Czarnecki
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Abstract
A wind turbine foundation structure comprising a hollow structural element with a circumferential wall extending in the longitudinal direction. A first cable feed-through breaking through the wall is arranged in the wall. A transition piece with an overlap region projects into the hollow structural element and a transition region projects out of the hollow structural element at the end face. A circumferential wall extends in the longitudinal direction. A second cable feed-through which breaks through the wall is arranged in the overlap region in the wall. The first and the second cable feed-through bear against one another in an at least partially overlapping manner in the assembled state of the hollow structural element and the transition piece.
Claims34
A wind turbine foundation structure comprising,
- a hollow structural element having a longitudinally extending, circumferential wall, a first cable feed-through being disposed in the circumferential wall and breaking through the circumferential wall,
- a transition piece comprising:
- an overlap region projecting into the hollow structural element and a transition region projecting out of the hollow structural element at an end face of the hollow structural element, and
- a transition piece circumferential wall extending in a longitudinal direction, wherein a second cable feed-through breaks through the transition piece circumferential wall and is arranged in the overlap region in the transition piece circumferential wall, and
- wherein
- in an assembled state of the hollow structural element and transition piece, the first and the second cable feed-through bear against one another and at least partially overlap each other;
- wherein
- a cable is guided from the interior of the transition piece through the first and the second cable feed-through.
A wind turbine foundation structure comprising,
- a hollow structural element having a longitudinally extending, circumferential wall, a first cable feed-through being disposed in the circumferential wall and breaking through the circumferential wall,
- a transition piece comprising:
- an overlap region projecting into the hollow structural element and a transition region projecting out of the hollow structural element at an end face of the hollow structural element, and
- a transition piece circumferential wall extending in a longitudinal direction, wherein a second cable feed-through breaks through the transition piece circumferential wall and is arranged in the overlap region in the transition piece circumferential wall, and
- wherein
- in an assembled state of the hollow structural element and transition piece, the first and the second cable feed-through bear against one another and at least partially overlap each other;
- wherein
- a center point of the cable feed-through of the hollow structural element is offset in the longitudinal direction of the hollow structural element with respect to a center point of the cable feed-through of the transition piece, wherein the distance of the center points is smaller than an opening radius of at least one of the cable feed throughs.
A wind turbine foundation structure comprising,
- a hollow structural element having a longitudinally extending, circumferential wall, a first cable feed-through being disposed in the circumferential wall and breaking through the circumferential wall,
- a transition piece comprising:
- an overlap region projecting into the hollow structural element and a transition region projecting out of the hollow structural element at an end face of the hollow structural element, and
- a transition piece circumferential wall extending in a longitudinal direction, wherein a second cable feed-through breaks through the transition piece circumferential wall and is arranged in the overlap region in the transition piece circumferential wall, and
- wherein
- in an assembled state of the hollow structural element and transition piece, the first and the second cable feed-through bear against one another and at least partially overlap each other;
- wherein
- the hollow structural element is formed at least in parts from at least one of
- a building material with a water/cement ratio (w/c) of less than 0.45, and/or
- a building material with a strength class of at least C40/50, according to EN 206 and EN 1992, and/or
- a building material with a pore content (air voids) of less than 5%, and/or
- a building material with a cement content of at least 350 kg/m3, and/or
- a building material with a porosity P28d of less than 12 vol %, as measured by a mercury pressure porosimetric measurement.
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