Power Monitoring with AI
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Power might be reduced due to:
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​Mechanical component problems leading to power throttling
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Wrong software parameters in the control system
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Control system updates and failures, like yaw optimization or other system updates
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Wrong sound curtailments
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Pitch misalignments
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Rotor imbalances
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Wear and tear of the blades
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Yaw misalignments
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Temperature (Icing) and cooling system problems (defect ventilators)
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Grid or electrical issues (from high reactive power demand to generator or converter or transformer issues
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Maintenance (forgotten reset of software settings)

Challanges in technical Operations:
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No sufficient time and personal to always look into all kinds of data
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Ever growing portfolio of turbines becomes more and more complex to handle

With Turbit
you get:
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Real-time power monitoring with maximum delay of 4h
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Low false positive rate below 10%
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Detection of the above mentioned
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High automation with relevance and priority prediction with AI
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Great Customer Success helping you communicate and manage issues with Service team and OEM