Moving mechanism for a wind turbine blade inspection and repair robot
Shunsuke Hayashi, Toshinobu Takei, Keitaro Hamamura, Sumio Ito, Daichi Kanawa, Etsujiro Imanishi, Yuga Yamauchi
- Year
- 2017
- Citations
- 15
Abstract
An increase in the number of wind turbines for power generation increases necessary inspection and repair work. Specifically, inspection and repair of the leading-edge part of the blades is severely required, and the number is also high. Inspection and repair work is dangerous and costly. Therefore, we propose a novel robot that can move in a vertical direction by using the blade as a guide while touching the leading-edge of the wind turbine blade. This method involves ensuring that the size of the robot is sufficiently small to be transported by humans, and the robot is controlled in a simple way by only using existing facilities, and thus, it is possible to perform contact work.
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