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Automated Scanning for Quality Assurance
All manufacturers of rotor blades for contemporary wind turbines are concerned with the need for an efficient and safe quality assurance (QA) of blade integrity. The manufacture of blades is still a largely manual lay-up and assembly process, where variability in quality is a key issue for the ultimate blade performance.
By Morgan Troedsson, Product Manager, FORCE Technology, Denmark
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