GWP 47 is an active stall regulated wind turbine with a rotor diameter of 47 meter. The 21 meter long blades can be feathered to obtain optimal operational conditions at both low and high wind speeds.

The GWP 47 combines the best from both the stall and the pitch regulated wind turbines: It has the same regulation options as the pitch regulated turbine, but by using the stall properties of the blades, the large load and power fluctuations that are typical for a pitch regulated machine are avoided. The controller is developed to self optimize the blade angle for wind speeds below rated power. Due to its blade regulation it is possible to make a lot smoother cut-in to the grid at start-up, and cut-out to shut down. This will give less noise on the grid in these situations and at the same time extends the lifetime of the transmission and electrical system of the turbine.

With the GWP100-2500kW the range of megawatt class machines is expanded by a compact, pitch controlled wind turbine.

The innovative conception of the drive train - including the large roller bearing, the shaft coupling and the compact gearbox - offers even higher safety and a longer life - time. The same applies to the specially designed hub with its closed operating room. Thanks to the conception of the crane, which makes the replacement of all main components possible without having to use an expensive truck-mounted crane, the mounting and operating costs can be reduced. If required the turbine can get adapted to coastal and interior locations.