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Hyperwind – OPERATION DASHBOARDS
Managers have always been asked to provide reports, results tables and performance indicators. However, in view of the sheer volume of data to be processed, managers increasingly need tools to help them process and sort the most relevant information. In addition, operators do not always have the experience feedback necessary to optimally control the energy…
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Hyperwind – FMSO module
The aim of this practical case study is to highlight the main benefits of using the FMSO module first when the preventive and / or the contractual maintenance tasks are scheduled and then when unexpected failures appear and the schedule has to be modified as corrective maintenance tasks are required and some already scheduled tasks…
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Hyperwind – FARM MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE OPTIMIZER
Renewable energy producers are facing today the decrease of their feed-in tariff while their LCoE (Levelized Cost of Energy) remains constant or even increase. For wind farms the operation and maintenance costs Is a large part (up to 40%)1 of the LCoE. In this context, wind farm managers are strongly interested in optimizing their maintenance…
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Hyperwind – MAINTENANCE DASHBOARDS
Managers have always been asked to provide reports, results tables and performance indicators. However, in view of the sheer volume of data to be processed, managers increasingly need tools to help them process and sort the most relevant information. In addition, wind turbine technologies are evolving more and more rapidly and as a result, maintenance…
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Hyperwind – FUNCTIONAL ARCHITECTURE
The Hyperwind system is based on 3 functional blocks : « hypervision », « dashboards » (Operation and Maintenance) and « weather forecast & expected farm production ».The system can be expanded with 3 optional blocks : « failure detection & prediction module », « maintenance schedule optimizer » and « weather forecast & expected machine production ». Lien complet du PDF
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Hyperwind – FAILURE DETECTION & PREDICTION
Renewable energy producers are facing today the decrease of their feed-in tariff while their LCoE (Levelized Cost of Energy) remains constant or even increase. For wind farms the operation and maintenance costs is a large part (up to 40%)1 of the LCoE. In this context, wind farm managers are strongly interested in optimizing their maintenance…
