
Wind power replacing fossil fuels

Growing wind market - growing complexity
The wind energy value chain
The wind value chain involves various steps such as lifetime assessment, mechanical testing, inspection, and maintenance.
The process starts with assessing the harsh environment that the wind turbine needs to withstand, followed by ensuring that the products are safe, compliant, and have undergone the strictest testing and validation procedure. Mechanical testing and scanners can help optimize product quality check processes, reduce production costs, and ensure fast inspection.
At the end of the turbine's estimated service life, it needs to be decommissioned and disposed of in a sustainable way. Proper dismantling and distribution of decommissioned materials can help reuse up to 85-90% of a dismantled wind turbine.
To achieve long-term success with maintenance and inspection strategies, it is important to adopt preventive or planned maintenance approaches, conduct failure analysis, and minimize downtime.
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