Dismantling
Ten-Hour DeWind D6 Dismantling
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Dismantling of six DeWind D6 wind turbines. For one turbine, preparation took four hours and dismantling took a further six hours.
- Location
- Location not specified
- Service
- Dismantling
- Manufacturer
- DeWind
- Turbine model
- DeWind D6
- Turbines
- 6
Project Overview
Background & work performed
Ultra Wind Energy dismantled six DeWind D6 wind turbines. For one of the turbines, preparation took four hours and dismantling took a further six hours. The total duration for the full set of six turbines is not stated on the source page.
Scope of Work
Work stages
- 1
Dismantling of six DeWind D6 turbines
- 2
Preparation cycle of four hours for a single turbine (documented)
- 3
Dismantling of that same turbine in a further six hours (documented)
The Challenge
Dismantling several DeWind D6 turbines called for a disciplined preparation and dismantling routine so each unit could be taken down efficiently on the day of work.
Our Solution
Our team ran a structured preparation and dismantling cycle on each turbine — reflected in the documented single-turbine cycle of four hours of preparation followed by six hours of dismantling.
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