Modular wind power generation assembly
AssigneeMyriad Wind Energy Systems Ltd.
InventorsPaul Ian PIRRIE, Peter John TAYLOR, Adam HARRIS
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Abstract
The invention provides a modular wind power generation assembly comprising: a support tower; a modular structural framework mounted on the support tower; and a plurality of rotor nacelle assemblies mounted on the framework, wherein individual modules of the framework are connected or attached together to form an array of geometrically equivalent interstitial spacings in the modular structural framework and wherein the area swept by a rotor nacelle assembly rotor in its operation overlies a plurality of interstitial spacings in the framework. WO
Claims23
A modular wind power generation assembly comprising:
- a support tower;
- a modular structural framework mounted on the support tower;
- and
- a plurality of rotor nacelle assemblies mounted on the modular structural framework,
- wherein the modular structural framework comprises a plurality of structural framework modules.
- wherein individual modules of the modular structural framework are connected or attached together to form an array of geometrically equivalent interstitial spacings in the modular structural framework, and
- wherein the area swept by a rotor nacelle assembly rotor in its operation overlies a plurality of interstitial spacings in the modular structural framework.
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A modular wind power generation assembly comprising:
- a support tower;
- a modular structural framework mounted on the support tower;
- and
- a plurality of rotor nacelle assemblies mounted on the modular structural framework,
- wherein the modular structural framework comprises a plurality of structural framework modules,
- wherein individual modules of the modular structural framework are connected or attached together to form an array of geometrically equivalent interstitial spacings in the modular structural framework, and
- wherein each rotor nacelle assembly has an operational surface area and wherein the total operational surface area of the rotor nacelle assemblies accounts for at least 60% of the surface area of the modular structural framework.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.