Here a wind turbine in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania crashes
Nordkurier.de|Torsten Bengelsdorf|Aug 7, 2023
On Monday afternoon, near the Gnoien district of Dölitz, a 65-meter high wind turbine broke in two places and fell to the ground. Nobody was injured. Local residents had previously observed how one of the wings had snapped off, but still continued to rotate.
On Monday afternoon, near the Gnoien district of Dölitz, a 65-meter high wind turbine broke in two places and fell to the ground. Nobody was injured. Local residents had previously observed how one of the wings had snapped off, but still continued to rotate.
Hard to believe, but true: Apparently because of a power failure, a wind turbine in MV crashed. Luckily the whole thing ended without any injuries. Here you can see the video.
On Monday afternoon, near the Gnoien district of Dölitz, a 65-meter high wind turbine broke in two places and fell to the ground. Nobody was injured. Local residents had previously observed how one of the wings had snapped off, but still continued to rotate. See the moment of the collapse in the video
Surveillance company lost control days ago
Apparently, the entire system then collapsed due to the imbalance. The cause is still unclear. According to information from the Nordkurier, the monitoring company for the plant lost control of the wind turbine a few days ago.
... more [truncated due to possible copyright]Hard to believe, but true: Apparently because of a power failure, a wind turbine in MV crashed. Luckily the whole thing ended without any injuries. Here you can see the video.
On Monday afternoon, near the Gnoien district of Dölitz, a 65-meter high wind turbine broke in two places and fell to the ground. Nobody was injured. Local residents had previously observed how one of the wings had snapped off, but still continued to rotate. See the moment of the collapse in the video
Surveillance company lost control days ago
Apparently, the entire system then collapsed due to the imbalance. The cause is still unclear. According to information from the Nordkurier, the monitoring company for the plant lost control of the wind turbine a few days ago.
The culprit was a power failure, which meant that no more data from the wind turbine was transmitted. As a result, no more error messages were received during monitoring.
According to a technician, the damage should amount to around 100,000 euros. The wind turbine near Dölitz has been in operation since 1997 and has an operating permit until 2027.