Technical training
Blade Repair Standard / V5 02052025
d.
root
e.
tip
f.
webs (chambers)
g.
bolts
h.
bulkhead
i.
suction side/leeward side
j.
pressure side/windward side
k.
spar
l.
chord
m. bond line
Describe how a blade is constructed by considering:
a.
manufacturing techniques
b.
materials used
Explain how to define positions on a blade using radius measurements and use them as vantage points for measuring damage
Explain the importance of weight and balance in terms of both blade and turbine performance
Create a short activity where the participants shall define all the parts of a blade
Ask the participants relevant questions about how to use radius measurements to determine the position and size of blade damage
Ask the participants relevant questions about the importance of weight and balance in terms of both blade and turbine performance
Give constructive feedback on the participants’ explanations about how to use radius measurements to determine the position and size of blade damage and the importance of weight and balance in terms of both blade and turbine performance
The participants shall:
Engage in an activity to correctly define all the parts of a blade
Share their understanding of:
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