GWO Basic

Technically

Training

(BTT)

About the course

BTT Mekanik

How do you harvest energy from the wind in the form of electricity? We go through the basic construction of a wind turbine and the way the various main components work, and we get a bit about maintenance and inspection. Correct use of tools and various measuring instruments is reviewed and in practice we practice on the wind turbine parts we have on hand at our course centre.

BTT Hydraulics

How do you transfer power from one place to another? Pascal's law of hydraulics and hydraulic fluids is reviewed and how force on different areas affects each other. Simple diagrams and various necessary components for a hydraulic system to function are reviewed. What error sources are there for breakdowns in hydraulic systems? And how can you troubleshoot in the event of a crash. Is hydraulic oil dangerous and what precautions must be taken when working with it and working with systems under pressure.

MTB The

Do you know what electricity consists of and how to make it? We review the basic concepts such as amperes, volts, resistance and power and what you as a private person must do with electrical installations. We review concepts such as induction, AC and DC and how it is produced. How do you transform current up and down and what influence does the size of the wire and choice of material have on the electrons. Simple diagrams and components of the wind turbine and how it works are reviewed. In practice, we make a simple electrical circuit and do various measuring exercises with measuring instruments.

BTT installation

If you have not been to a Windmill Installation Site before, it is a bit overwhelming with all the things that are going on. We review the practical workflows and tasks in connection with the construction of a wind turbine, as well as documentation and charts relating to the various procedures involved. Who does what and which organizations are involved in the many tasks. What does an Installation Team do? we do practical exercises using a model set up with planning of site layout, wind turbine parts, cranes and vehicles as well as filling in forms for receiving control, Walk Down, snagging and Commissioning.

Objectives:

BTT provides participants with the basic technical and safety skills in the use of mechanical, electrical and hydraulic, which are a prerequisite for working with wind turbines Onshore and Offshore.

1.5 days Mechanical 14 hours 1.5 days Electrical 10 hours 1 day Hydraulics 9 hours 3 days (17.7 hours) installation – valid BTT mechanics certificate required

These modules can be taken individually or as a package. An individual BTT certificate for each passed module is issued.

Mechanical:

Necessary safety and protection as well as the right tools The most important components: foundation, tower, nacelle, rotor blades, platforms, ladders and lift

Lubrication systems and threaded bolts. Maintenance of bolt joints Adjustable spanners, torque wrenches, screwdrivers, calipers and dial gauges Use of hydraulic torque wrenches

Hydraulics:

Basic knowledge of hydraulic systems, components and symbolsRisk and dangers of hydraulic work Necessary safety and use of personal protective equipmentValves function and types of sensors in the hydraulic systemIdentification of pipes, hoses and connections.

Electrical systems:

Electrical systems, symbols and wiring diagramsMeasuring technology, voltage and resistance testingRisks and danger in a wind turbinePersonal safety and securitySafety in the form of Log out / Tag OutIdentification of pipes, hoses and connectionsFunctions of resistors, switches, relays, contactors, diodes, rectifiers, capacitors, transformers , generators, electrical protection, battery and control systems Use of sensors, position and function.

Installation:

Identify the main installation activities and risks and hazards associated with the installation environment checklist systems during the installation process. Principles and standards for the handling and storage of goods and components onsite or within a storage area before and after installation. Basic principles of lifting operations. Preparation of main components before installation Basic mechanical completion. Basic electrical completion including principles and standards for handling and installation of cables. Basic hydraulic completion. Use of external generators during installation. How to make a handover for commissioning.

* Valid BTT mechanics certificate required