Use of wind power forgings

Wind power forging refers to the key components specially used for wind turbines, and its main uses are as follows:

Impeller forging: The impeller is one of the core components of the wind turbine, its role is to convert wind energy into mechanical energy to drive the generator to generate electricity. Impeller forgings are usually forged from high-strength alloy steel materials, with good strength and fatigue resistance, and can withstand the impact of high-speed wind and rotating loads.

Spindle forging: The spindle is an important transmission component connecting the impeller and the generator in the wind turbine set, which undertakes the task of transmitting the rotating motion of the impeller to the generator. Spindle forgings are usually forged from high-strength and high-toughness alloy steel materials, with excellent bending and fatigue resistance, which can ensure the stable operation and long life of the wind turbine.

Rotor forging: The rotor of the wind turbine is composed of a plurality of magnetic poles, which drives the rotor to rotate through the rotation of the impeller, so as to achieve energy conversion. The rotor forgings are usually forged from high-strength magnetic materials with good permeability and wear resistance, which can ensure the efficient operation of the generator and the output of stable electrical energy.

In addition, wind power forgings also include components such as bushings and connecting rods, which play an important role in the installation, transmission and operation of wind turbines. In short, wind power forgings play a key role in the connection and transmission of wind power generation systems, which is of great significance to improve the efficiency and reliability of wind turbines.