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Yeah, and not just Chinese: I see lots of venture capital there... I predict bankruptcy for most of them.

Speaking of on-shore: can you find me the mass data for the Enercon E-126? (It's not on the page on the turbine on the company homepage.)

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by DoDo on Tue Jun 25th, 2013 at 10:59:22 AM EST
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Enercon E-112 has at THM of over 500 t, don't know if the 126 uses the same generator.

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by Crazy Horse on Thu Jun 27th, 2013 at 11:25:19 AM EST
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I tried to look but found contradictory numbers: one source says the total is 650 t, but another claims that the nacelle is 365 t (140 t house + 102 t stator + 123 t rotor), and yet another (an in-house one to boot) that the rotor (as lifted in a single lift) is a sheer unbelievable 340 t (bringing the sum to 705 t). Either way, the impression that it is the top-heaviest holds. At a rated power of 7.58 MW, the lower THM above means 11.7 kW/t.

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by DoDo on Thu Jun 27th, 2013 at 02:46:07 PM EST
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