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Schaeffler is driving the further development of wind turbine efficiency. As a market leader and strategic development partner, Schaeffler is leveraging its “closed loop engineering” approach to offer far more than the mere provision of bearing solutions for onshore and offshore wind turbines. Working in close partnership with turbine and gearbox manufacturers, we support wind turbine development through state-of-the art system simulation, rig testing under realistic conditions, and field measurement campaigns. In this context, Schaeffler is significantly expanding its testing capacities: In cooperation with LORC (Lindø Offshore Renewables Center) and R&D Test Systems, the world’s most powerful test facility for wind turbine main bearings is being built in Lindø, Denmark. The facility should be ready to run its first test programs by the end of 2025. Schaeffler had decisive input into the specifications for the test rig and will use the facility to test its rotor shaft bearing supports in cooperation with wind turbine manufacturers. Schaeffler will be presenting more information about our solutions and services for the wind power sector under the banner “Driving Wind Energy Together. Innovative. Reliable. Cost-effective.” at the WindEnergy Hamburg from 24–27 September. You will find us in Hall B5 at Booth 333. Find out about our trade fair highlights in advance here: https://lnkd.in/dYedTwx5 #Wepioneermotion #SchaefflerIndustrialSolutions #WindEnergy #WindEnergyHamburg #NewEnergy #RenewableEnergy #WindPower #WindIndustry #Windkraft

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Fantastic to see Schaeffler leading the charge in advancing wind turbine efficiency! 🌍🌬️ we appreciate the significant impact of closed-loop engineering and innovative testing facilities like the one being developed in Lindø, Denmark. Schaeffler’s commitment to enhancing wind energy through state-of-the-art simulations and field testing sets a remarkable example for the industry. We’re excited to see how these advancements will drive progress and contribute to sustainable energy solutions. Kudos to Schaeffler for pushing the boundaries of wind power technology! 🚀🔧 

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Oliver Koch

Prof. Dr.-Ing, Head of Chair of Machine Elements, Gears and Tribology at RPTU University of Kaiserslautern-Landau

2mo

Good to see the new Bearinx journal bearing simulation capabilities so prominent on this picture!

Yana Yermak

Посада Manager у Linemedia

2mo

Very interesting and meaningful post! Thanks for sharing!

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