Inspection/maintenance operations on towers
Applicable scenarios: For situations where the generator fault is relatively minor and does not require dismantling of core components, such as:
1. Sensor calibration
2. Repair of loose wiring terminals
3. Troubleshooting of minor faults in the cooling system
4. Local insulation treatment of stator/rotor windings
Service Process
Remote diagnosis: Initially locate the fault type through the wind turbine operation data platform and determine whether conditions for on-tower maintenance are met
On-site service: Engineers arrive at the wind farm with specialized tools, complete safety briefings, and then proceed to the engine room for operations
Test and acceptance: After maintenance is completed, initiate no-load/load tests on the generator to confirm that the fault has been eliminated
Report delivery: Submit a maintenance report, recording the cause of the fault, maintenance measures, and subsequent operation and maintenance suggestions
Core advantages: No need for disassembly and lifting, shortened downtime (usually completed within 24-48 hours), reduced lifting and transportation costs, suitable for handling small batch failures in wind farms

Special maintenance/replacement of large components
▶ blade
1) Blade repair and maintenance
2) Supporting maintenance equipment for various models
3) Blade design, production, and manufacturing
4) Technical transformation of blades
▶ gearbox
1) Inspection/maintenance on the tower
2) Replacement under the tower
1) Inspection/maintenance on the tower
2) Replacement under the tower
3) Remanufacturing of various models of generators
▶ spindle
1) Inspection/maintenance on the tower
2) Replacement under the tower
3) Design, production, and manufacturing of multiple models of spindles