GSO IEC 61400-5:2023
IEC 61400-5:2020
Gulf Standard
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Approved on
03 May 2023
Wind energy generation systems - Part 5: Wind turbine blades
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GSO IEC 61400-5:2023 Scope
IEC 61400-5:2020 specifies requirements to ensure the engineering integrity of wind turbine blades as well as an appropriate level of operational safety throughout the design lifetime. It includes requirements for:
- aerodynamic and structural design,
- material selection, evaluation and testing,
- manufacture (including associated quality management),
- transportation, installation, operation and maintenance of the blades.
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