BLADE INSPECTION
Wind turbine blade inspection
Know the condition. Plan the next step.
Rope-access, internal, visual and lightning protection system inspections to establish blade condition and define the next scope of work.
Discuss this serviceInspection before intervention
A clear defect record is the starting point for a controlled repair. DvinBlade inspects external surfaces and accessible internal areas, with the inspection method agreed around the turbine, known defects and site conditions.
SERVICE SCOPE
Help us assess your project.
Include the site location, turbine and blade model, inspection findings or photographs, and your preferred work window. Scope and mobilisation are confirmed after technical review.
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What does a wind turbine blade inspection cover?
The scope can include external visual and rope-access inspection, accessible internal areas and the lightning protection system (LPS). The inspection method is agreed around the turbine, known defects and site conditions.
What information helps plan an inspection?
Send the site location, turbine and blade model, previous inspection reports, known defects and access restrictions. Include the preferred work window so the team can review the scope before mobilisation.
Can inspection findings be used to plan repairs?
A photographic defect record helps define the next repair scope. Findings can be reviewed for structural composite repair, internal repair or leading edge restoration; the appropriate work is agreed after technical review.
START WITH THE SCOPE
A blade defect.
A clear next step.
Send your site location, blade details and inspection findings. We review the technical scope before confirming the work and mobilisation.
Request a technical review