Full turbine cleaning
Blades, hub, tower and nacelle in a single intervention, in one day per machine, with nobody climbing the turbine.
The highest point on the machine, cleaned without anyone having to reach it.
The nacelle houses the critical components of the machine. Cleaning its outer housing the traditional way means putting personnel eighty to a hundred metres up, with the downtime and the safety exposure that carries, for what is essentially surface work.
Eolinet cleans the nacelle exterior by drone, from the ground. Nobody physically accesses it. The risk attached to that specific point on the machine, one of the least forgiving places for a technician to work, leaves the process by design rather than through an additional safety procedure.
The service covers the outer housing: accumulated soiling, ingrained grime and visible staining. There is no access to or intervention on internal components.
The site handles preventive sealing of the nacelle before the intervention, as part of normal operational coordination.
It is commonly booked alongside tower or blade cleaning, and equally often on its own when the goal is simply to recover the condition of the housing.
No. The service is exterior housing cleaning, with no access to internal components.
Yes, and it usually is. It is quoted either as a full clean or as a combination of independent scopes.
Preventive sealing of the nacelle, and the machine held in maintenance position during the intervention.
Blades, hub, tower and nacelle in a single intervention, in one day per machine, with nobody climbing the turbine.
The complete shaft, with nobody working down the outside of the machine.
Document the real condition of the fleet before deciding where to intervene.
Three data points are enough: number of turbines, location and rotor diameter. We come back with a fixed price per machine and scope within two working days.