Approval:ASI

Safety

Technician Training
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 Introduction to safety

Objectives

Reminder of general safety

Repeat location of safety documentation

Reminder of electrical safety

Recall to V80 safety

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 Safety instructions
General safety

General safety

Safety when climbing

Electrical safety issues

Specific V80 safety

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 Weather conditions
General safety

High winds

Icing conditions Lightning

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 Safety – service dvd
General safety

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 Safety regulations in the electrical manual
General safety

943801

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 Safety regulations in the mechanical manual
General safety

943801

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 Safety regulations in older Mk version manuals
General safety

Electrical O&M manual

Mechanical O&M manual

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 Contents of the safety regulations - 943801
General safety

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 Safety alerts
General safety

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 Service messages
General safety
>> hide the example << Example

SAFETY ISSUES CAN ALSO BE FOUND AMONG THE SERVICE MESSAGES

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 Safety instructions
Safety when climbing

General safety

Safety when climbing

Electrical safety issues

Specific V80 safety

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 Forces when falling
Safety when climbing

Impact forces higher than 600 kg

will cause severe injuries to the
internal organs of the body.

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 Hook line without shock absorber
Safety when climbing

17 kN/1700 kg

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 Hook line with shock absorber
Safety when climbing

4 kN/400 kg

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 Safety instructions
Electrical safety issues

General safety

Safety when climbing

Electrical safety issues

Specific V80 safety

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 Exposure to current
Electrical safety issues

1. No danger.
2. Can be felt, but no
danger.
3. Cramps.
4. Death occurs.
5. Internal bodily fluids
boil.

0.5

30mA

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 GFCI relays on the Mk.5 (Ground fault circuit interrupter)
Electrical safety issues

GFCI

690V
Lift

230V
Lift

The socket outlets are GFCI protected

The Aux. Supply for the 230V lift is GFCI protected
The 690V lift is GFCI protected

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 GFCI relays on the Mk.4 (Ground fault circuit interrupter)
Electrical safety issues

GFCI relay
No GFCI protection
GFCI relay

GFCI
protected

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 Busbar section
Electrical safety issues

A combination wrench was left behind in the busbar

section across the busbars.

[Short circuits and consequences]

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 High voltage installation
Electrical safety issues

 You are not allowed to dismount the covering or

situate yourself behind the covering of the high
voltage installations.
 You are first permitted to enter the high voltage
installation when the high voltage has been
disconnected and both the HV switch and the
transformer are visibly earthed.
 Work must be carried out and approved by
authorized personnel only. (Electricity supply
company or selected coupling leader)
 You must be given permission from either of the
above before removing any covering.

Refer to national regulations for work on high

voltage installations.

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 Safety instructions
Specific V80 safety

General safety

Safety when climbing

Electrical safety issues

Specific V80 safety

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 Remote operation of turbine
Specific V80 safety

Switch
Wait 30
seconds

 Key operated
 Switches remote control on/off

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 Hooking points nacelle
Specific V80 safety

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 Hooking points nacelle
Specific V80 safety

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 Hooking points roof (up to Mk.5)
Specific V80 safety

Hooking points

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 Hooking points roof from Mk.6 →
Specific V80 safety

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 Rotor locking system
Specific V80 safety

+
-

Rotor lock

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 V80 Controller – 2,0 MW
Specific V80 safety

A1 A4
Specific V80 safety Q15
Q15 CONTROLLER
Q16
Q16 AUX SUPPLY

Q8 GENERATOR
Q8
Q7 CONVERTER

Q7

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 V80 Controller – 1,8 MW
Specific V80 safety

A1 ElectricalA3parts A4
Specific V80 safety Q15
Q16 Q15 CONTROLLER

Q16 AUX SUPPLY

Q8 Q8 GENERATOR

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 Locking the blades - V80
Specific V80 safety

Pitch lock

Blade lock
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 Emergency stop buttons
Specific V80 safety

Blade movement emc.

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 Trip F60
Specific V80 safety

Top controller F60 ground

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 Summary to safety

Summary

Reminder for general safety

Repeat location of safety documentation

Reminder of electrical safety

Recall to V80 safety

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 The End

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