Showing posts with label wind turbine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wind turbine. Show all posts
Tailored Modifications
corrosion resistance,
emergency,
field trip,
hanging,
hazard,
humidity,
military,
roll-ups,
sound recording,
surveillance,
tailored modifications,
tinted,
ventilation,
wind turbine
We control the process from start to finish, delivering high quality, customized and secure accommodation at an affordable price.
Modifications for usage including but not limit to :
- Constructon Site Offices
- Field Trip Temporary Classrooms
- Workshops in Hazard Environment
- Military/Security Outposts
- Record Storage with Humidity-Controlled Settings
- Emergency Preparedness Station
- Self Storage with Individual Air Conditioning
We can also modify on :
- Custom Sizes & Shapes
- Mixed Structural Materials
- Lock Boxes or Surveillance System for Improved Security
- Personalized Doors and Entrances
- Roll-Up Doors and Semi Roll-Ups
- Wall Ventilations / Exhausts
- Insulation Features All-Over
- Custom Painting, e.g. Specific Paint for Fire Resistance etc.
- Custom Interior Finishing, e.g. Sound Proof, Display Lighting, Audio/Video, etc.
- Shelving, e.g. Built-in, Hanging etc.
- Turbine Ventilations
- Windows, e.g. Size, Tinted Glass, Locks, Curtain etc.
- Partition Walls, e.g. Cubicle and Conference Room Setup etc.
China Made Twin-Blade
Chinese Turbine Makers to Revive Swedish Twin-Blade Model
GC China Turbine and GC Nordic to challenge dominance of three-blade turbines with Swedish two-blade research centre
Two Chinese wind turbine makers are jointly establishing a design and research institute for twin-blade turbines in Sweden – the birthplace of the technology.
Announced on 28 October 2009, the research by GC China Turbine Corp and Wuhan Guoce Nordic New Energy (GC Nordic) could lead to Chinese adoption of two-blade utility-scale turbines – a concept that originated in Sweden more than a decade ago, but failed to gain commercial success as three-blade models took control of the market.
The institute will be led by Tomas Lyrner, who was involved in the design and development of two-blade prototypes for Nordic Windpower with the help of a $75m (£45m) grant by the Swedish government.
The commercial failure of the two-blade design led Nordic Windpower to file for bankruptcy in Sweden in 2005. Its assets in the country were subsequently taken over by Swedish firm Deltawind AB.
In 2006, Deltawind established GC Nordic as a China-based joint venture in partnership with Wuhan Guoce Science & Technology, a provider of technology to the Chinese utility industry. Under the terms of the deal, Deltawind agreed to license Nordic Windpower's turbine technology to GC Nordic.
GC China Turbine claims to be the nation's only manufacturer of twin-blade turbines, which it produces in Hubei province. The company's flagship product is a 1.0MW utility-scale turbine based on Nordic Windpower's design.
The new Swedish joint venture institute will develop 2MW and 3MW two-blade turbines intended for use in large wind farms, both onshore and offshore. GC China Turbine said it will provide $1.75m in initial funding to the institute.
According to the company, twin-blade turbines are less expensive and easier to install than their three-bladed counterparts and also require less maintenance. It claims to have orders for 150 wind turbines, worth more than $128m.
Barking Riverside, Essex UK
barking,
barking riverside marketing suite,
biomass heater,
dagenham,
furness engineering,
london borough tower hamlets,
solar panel,
Thames River,
urban space management,
wind turbine
Situated on former wasteland, the new marketing suite was designed to fit within a larger community that is being developed along 2 kilometres of Thames waterfront in Barking and Dagenham.
Commissioned by Barking Riverside, the project has been designed with the environment in mind. Wind turbines, solar panels, biomass heater and re used structure ensure the projects very low carbon footprint and sustainable high performance during its life cycle.
The impressive decked terrace, canopy and sleek silver lines give the building a modern, innovative design that will compliment the future development.
INFORMATION
Completed: 2008
Installation time: 3 days
Architect: London Borough Tower Hamlets
Engineer: Furness Engineering
Developer: Urban Space Management Ltd
Location: Barking Riverside,Essex
Units created: 5
Total Space created: 3,840 sq. ft. internal space, 960 sq. ft terraced external space
Use: Marketing Suite
Installation time: 3 days
Architect: London Borough Tower Hamlets
Engineer: Furness Engineering
Developer: Urban Space Management Ltd
Location: Barking Riverside,Essex
Units created: 5
Total Space created: 3,840 sq. ft. internal space, 960 sq. ft terraced external space
Use: Marketing Suite
