Monday, March 20 2023 Sign In   |    Register
 

News Quick Search


 

News


Front Page
Power News
Today's News
Yesterday's News
Week of Mar 20
Week of Mar 13
Week of Mar 06
Week of Feb 27
Week of Feb 20
By Topic
By News Partner
Gas News
News Customization
Feedback

 

Pro Plus(+)


Add on products to your professional subscription.
  • Energy Archive News
  •  



    Home > News > Power News > News Article

    Share by Email E-mail Printer Friendly Print

    U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Awards Patent for Insulation of a Heating Mat of a Wind Turbine Blade


    January 19, 2023 - Textile Patent News

     

      Alexandria, Jan. 18 -- U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has awarded Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy a patent for insulation of a heating mat of a wind turbine blade. Cao Van Truong Yannick and Bak Grishauge Nikolai developed the invention.

      The patent application number is US201816615888 20180313. The patent publication number is US11542920 (B2). International Patent Classification codes are F03D1/06, F03D80/30, F03D80/40, H05B3/14 and H05B3/18. Cooperative Patent Classification codes are F03D1/0675 (EP, US), F03D80/00 (EP), F03D80/30 (EP, US), F03D80/40 (EP, US), H05B3/145 (US), H05B3/18 (US), F05B2240/2211 (US), F05B2280/2006 (US) and Y02E10/72 (EP).

      The abstract released by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office states, "Provided is a rotor blade of a wind turbine including a leading edge section with a leading edge and a trailing edge section with a trailing edge, wherein the leading edge and the trailing edge divide the surface of the rotor blade into a suction side and a pressure side. The rotor blade further includes a blade shell for defining the outer shape of the rotor blade and a heating mat for anti-icing and/or deicing purposes which is arranged upon the blade shell. In the outboard region of the rotor blade, the heating mat is substantially or completely covered by a protective shield made of an electrically insulating polymer material. Use of a protective shield made of electrically insulating polymer material for electrical insulation of a heating mat in particular, against lightning strikes is also provided."

    TOP

    Other Articles - Utility Business / General


    TOP

       Home  -  Feedback  -  Contact Us  -  Safe Sender  -  About Energy Central   
    Copyright © 1996-2023 by CyberTech, Inc. All rights reserved.
    Energy Central® and Energy Central Professional® are registered trademarks of CyberTech, Incorporated. Data and information is provided for informational purposes only, and is not intended for trading purposes. CyberTech does not warrant that the information or services of Energy Central will meet any specific requirements; nor will it be error free or uninterrupted; nor shall CyberTech be liable for any indirect, incidental or consequential damages (including lost data, information or profits) sustained or incurred in connection with the use of, operation of, or inability to use Energy Central. Other terms of use may apply. Membership information is confidential and subject to our privacy agreement.