WIND MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
GLOBAL LEADER IN WIND MEASUREMENT TECHNOLOGY	NRG SYSTEMS, INC.	110 Riggs Road Hinesburg VT 05461	Wind measurement equipment, namely, devices to measure wind characteristics, namely, speed, direction and turbulence, devices to assess meteorological characteristics that affect wind, namely, temperature, humidity, precipitation, barometric pressure and insolation, sensors for wind measurement, electronic data loggers for wind measurement;
NRG SYSTEMS	NRG SYSTEMS, INC.	110 Riggs Road Hinesburg VT 05461	Wind measurement equipment, namely, devices to measure wind characteristics, namely, speed, direction and turbulence, devices to assess meteorological characteristics that affect wind, namely, temperature, humidity, precipitation, barometric pressure and insolation, sensors for wind measurement, electronic data loggers for wind measurement and communication device in the nature of wireless transmitters that transmit wind measurement data to customers via satellite and cellular phone networks;SYSTEMS;
NRG SYSTEMS	NRG SYSTEMS, INC.	110 Riggs Road Hinesburg VT 05461	wind measurement equipment, namely, electronic devices for measuring wind speed, direction and turbulence; meteorological measurement equipment, namely, electronic devices for measuring temperature, humidity, precipitation, barometric pressure and insolation; sensors for measuring wind speed, direction and turbulence; electronic data loggers for wind measurement and communication devices in the nature of wireless transmitters that transmit wind measurement data to customers via satellite and cellular phone networks; telecommunication towers for supporting measurement equipment communications; turbine control sensors; electronic sensors for monitoring and reporting wildlife activity;ENERGY SYSTEMS;SYSTEMS;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A method for reducing peak loads of wind turbines in a changing wind environment includes measuring or estimating an instantaneous wind speed and direction at the wind turbine and determining a yaw error of the wind turbine relative to the measured instantaneous wind direction. The method further includes comparing the yaw error to a yaw error trigger that has different values at different wind speeds and shutting down the wind turbine when the yaw error exceeds the yaw error trigger corresponding to the measured or estimated instantaneous wind speed.