Item Code: NT/V112/B
UOM: SET
Lead Time: PLEASE ASK US
WTG Model: V82
WTG Capacity: 1.65 MW
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A generator coupling is a mechanical device that connects the generator to the gearbox in a wind turbine. The coupling's job is to transmit power from the gearbox to the generator while allowing for some misalignment between the two shafts.
There are many different types of generator couplings available, but the most common type used in wind turbines is the flexible coupling. Flexible couplings are made of a number of thin, flexible discs that are stacked between two flanges. The discs are made of a material that is strong and flexible, such as rubber or composite.
When the shafts of the gearbox and the generator are not perfectly aligned, the flexible discs can bend and twist to accommodate the misalignment. This allows the coupling to transmit power without causing damage to the shafts or the bearings.
In addition to accommodating misalignment, generator couplings also help to protect the generator and gearbox from vibration. The flexible discs can absorb vibration and prevent it from being transmitted to the other components of the wind turbine.
Generator couplings are an important part of wind turbines. They help to ensure that the generator can receive power from the gearbox and that the wind turbine can operate safely and efficiently.
Here are some of the most common types of generator couplings used in wind turbines:
The type of generator coupling that is used in a wind turbine will depend on the size and power output of the turbine. Smaller turbines typically use flexible couplings, while larger turbines may use elastomeric or gear couplings.