Cause of fire on Vestas turbine determined – no problems for future deliveries
An independent investigation now shows that damage to an individual component caused the fire on a turbine of the V164 series at the test center in Østerild, Denmark, announces MHI Vestas Offshore Wind in a press release.
MHI Vestas has determined the cause of a fire that took place this August when one of the V164 turbines burst into flames at the Danish test center Ørsterild. An independent investigation shows that an individual component had been damaged during installation. This also means that the 9.5 MW turbine can be delivered on time, MHI Vestas states in a press release.
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