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ENERCON E-40 Operating Instructions
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2.2.4 Work involving a risk of fire
When carrying out any work involving a risk of fire, always take care that there are no persons above your own working position in the tower or in the nacelle.
ATTENTION:
For ENERCON wind energy converters only hardly inflammable material is used and there are no major fire loads in the form of combustible liquids. In case of a fire, it is theoretically possible to try to extinguish the fire with water, powder, foam and
CO
2
. However, since none of these methods can be recommended without restrictions (keeping a minimum distance), we advise against any attempt to extinguish a fire yourself. In case of a fire, call the fire department immediately and inform EN-
ERCON.
CAUTION:
In case of a fire in the nacelle or in the upper part of the tower there is a risk of burning parts falling down. Therefore, if the turbine is still working, it must be stopped immediately and a wide area around the turbine is to be blocked off.
2.2.5 Turbine shut-down in case of formation of ice
With temperatures around the freezing point, ice may form on the rotor blades.
Should the rotor blades be covered by a coat of ice or should icicles be formed, the owner is obliged to shut down the turbine if pieces of ice falling down from the rotor blades would present a hazard for the area around the turbine.
ENERCON does not accept any liability for any type of damage or accidents caused by the formation of ice.
2.2.6 Safety instructions for persons working in the transformer- or substation and in the tower base
Persons working in and on the turbine must wear helmets, especially on the climbing ladder and if there are persons working further up.
WARNING:
Control, power and rectifier cabinets carry hazardous electric voltages. These voltages may still be present in the components even when the main switch has been turned off. In accordance with the regulations, these live parts are protected by a touch guard (Macrolon screen) against inadvertent contact: In order to facilitate maintenance, this touch guard has not been installed permanently and can be removed. Warning: with the touch guard removed, there is a potential danger to life.
The cabinet doors therefore should only be opened by specially trained persons.
Control and power cabinets should always be kept locked in order to prevent unauthorized persons from opening the cabinets when the tower base is open.
Safety Instructions
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Table of contents
- 30 Imprint
- 31 Liability
- 32 Table of Contents
- 36 1 Short description of the E
- 37 1.1 The ENERCON concept
- 37 1.2 Generator
- 38 1.3 Rotor
- 38 1.4 Yaw control
- 39 1.5 E-40 Safety System
- 39 1.5.1 The Brake System
- 39 1.5.2 Lightning Protection System
- 40 1.5.3 Sensor System
- 40 1.5.4 Control System
- 41 1.5.5 Grid Management
- 43 2 Safety Instructions
- 43 2.1 The E-40’s Safety System
- 43 2.2 Protective measures for works on and inside the E
- 43 2.2.1 General regulations and rules of conduct
- 44 2.2.2 Schematic diagrams of the WEC’s safety provisions
- 44 2.2.2.1 Safety provisons of the nacelle, side view
- 45 2.2.2.2 Safety provisions of tower and tower base
- 46 2.2.2.3 Safety provisions of the nacelle, rear view
- 46 2.2.3 First aid
- 47 2.2.4 Work involving a risk of fire
- 47 2.2.5 Turbine shut-down in case of formation of ice
- 48 2.2.7 Climbing and descending the tower ladder
- 50 2.2.8 Staying on the tower platform and in the nacelle
- 50 2.2.9 Rotor lock
- 51 2.3 Inspection of safety provisions
- 51 2.3.1 Owner’s obligation to inform ENERCON
- 52 3 Operation
- 52 3.1 Control and Monitoring System
- 53 3.2 Display of E-40 status messages
- 53 3.3 Responding of safety-relevant sensors
- 54 3.4 Starting
- 54 3.5 Normal operation
- 55 3.6 Idling
- 55 3.7 Stopping
- 55 3.7.1 Manual stopping
- 56 3.7.2 Manual stopping in emergency stituations
- 57 3.8 Lack of wind
- 57 3.9 Storm
- 57 3.10 Rotor speed monitoring (rotor overspeed)
- 58 3.11 Yaw control
- 59 3.12 Untwisting of cables
- 60 3.13 Emergency pitch control units of the E
- 60 3.14 Rotor brake
- 60 3.15 Rotor lock
- 61 3.16 Shear pin monitoring
- 61 3.17 Vibrations and Tower Oscillations
- 62 3.18 Air gap monitoring
- 62 3.19 Temperature monitoring
- 62 3.20 Pitch control error
- 63 3.21 Protective circuit-breaker tripped
- 63 3.22 Grid error
- 64 3.23 Converter fault
- 64 3.24 Maintenance
- 65 4 Towers and ground stations of the E
- 65 4.1 Steel tower
- 66 4.2 Reinforced concrete tower
- 66 4.3 Stations for different tower versions
- 67 4.3.1 Combined transformer / substation
- 68 4.3.2 Transformer station
- 69 4.3.3 Three-room substation
- 70 5 Control and Power Cabinets
- 70 5.1 Power cabinet
- 70 5.2 Control cabinet / display
- 72 5.3 LC display and menu functions
- 72 5.3.1 General instructions
- 74 5.3.2 Menu "start delay
- 74 5.3.3 Menu "mains parameters
- 75 5.3.4 Menu "mains data
- 75 5.3.5 Menu "blade defroster" (optional)
- 76 5.3.6 Menu "power optimization" (optional)
- 77 5.3.7 Menu 1 / 2 "shadow stop" (optional)
- 77 5.3.7.1 Menu and menu settings
- 78 5.3.7.2 Functions in shadow stop menu
- 79 5.3.7.3 Functions in shadow stop menu
- 80 5.3.8 Menu "time / date
- 80 5.3.9 Menu "set kilowatt hours
- 80 5.3.10 Menu "set operating hours
- 80 5.3.11 Menu "adjust contrast
- 81 5.3.12 Menu "language
- 81 5.3.13 Menu "pitch data
- 81 5.3.14 Menu "version numbers
- 81 5.3.15 Menu "hardware options
- 81 5.3.16 Menu "program info
- 82 5.4 Control cabinet operator panel
- 86 6 The nacelle (the machine house)
- 86 6.1 Arrangement of components in and on the E-40 nacelle
- 87 6.2 Description of important components in the rotor head
- 87 6.2.1 Slip ring casing
- 87 6.2.2 Pitch control unit
- 88 6.2.2.1 Pitch control cabinet
- 88 6.2.2.2 Battery cabinet
- 88 6.2.2.3 Relay cabinet
- 88 6.2.2.4 Pitch control motor
- 89 6.2.2.5 Angle encoder
- 89 6.3 Operator panel of the E-40 nacelle sub-distribution
- 90 6.3.1 Description of the nacelle sub-distribution control elements
- 94 7 Remote Monitoring
- 95 7.1 System components
- 95 7.1.1 Optional equipment
- 96 7.2 Additional monitoring systems
- 96 7.3 Scope of monitoring
- 96 7.3.1 Wind energy converter
- 99 7.3.2 Wind farm
- 100 7.3.3 Substation (optional)
- 100 7.3.4 Meteorological stations (optional)
- 101 7.4 System messages
- 101 7.4.1 Status messages
- 101 7.4.2 Malfunctions (faults)
- 102 7.4.3 Fault messages
- 103 7.5 Transfer
- 103 7.5.1 Fault message to central monitoring system (office computer)
- 103 7.5.2 Fault message to fax
- 103 7.5.3 Fault message to SMS or pager (city call)
- 103 7.6 Control
- 103 7.7 Other functions
- 103 7.7.1 Transfer protocol
- 104 7.7.2 Requesting of missing data
- 105 8 Optional Equipment
- 105 8.1 Obstruction lighting / Hazard beacon
- 105 8.1.1 Obstruction lighting with standby power supply and monitoring
- 105 8.1.2 Obstruction lighting without standby power supply, but including monitoring
- 106 8.1.3 Obstruction lighting without standby power supply and without monitoring
- 106 8.1.4 Flashing hazard beacon with standby power supply and monitoring
- 106 8.2 Rotor blade heating
- 106 8.2.1 Description of rotor blade heating
- 107 8.2.2 Operation
- 107 8.2.3 Advantages of the use of a rotor blade heating
- 109 8.3 Shadow stop
- 110 9 Starting and Stopping of the E-40 (brief instruction)
- 110 9.1 Startup of the E
- 110 9.2 Stopping the E
- 111 10 What to do if the E-40 refuses to function?
- 111 10.1 Identifying the fault with the help of the display
- 111 10.2 Tips for a restart
- 112 10.2.1 Turbine aligns itself to the wind, but fails to start
- 112 10.2.2 Turbine does not align itself to the wind properly
- 112 10.2.3 Turbine does not start although there is no apparent fault
- 113 11 Annex
- 113 11.1 Technical data of the E
- 113 11.1.1 General
- 114 11.1.2 Tower specifications
- 115 11.1.3 Sound power level of the E-40 / 500 kW
- 117 11.2 Glossary of Technical Terms
- 120 11.3 Status Messages (Revision No. 28)