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Polenko wind turbines (WPS18)

General information

Polenko was a Dutch fabricator of windturbines specialising in both big and smaller models. Polenko produced high quality turbines serving a wide varienty of purposes. We offer a wide variety of components for their WPS18 model. These components can be sold seperately, or they can be used to set up complete windmill installations as well.

  • Strong solid construction
  • Stable operational characteristics
  • Long life expectancy
  • Extensive multiple security measures
  • low cost of maintenance

The WPS 18 has been an in demand turbine in it’s days. In many cases, it was sold to parties consuming vast amounts of energy like companies with heavy machinery or cooling units, structures that required a lot of light, swimming baths, residential areas, etc. The turbines have also sucesfully functiones in a wind-park setup. The turbine is very solid, and equipped with all nessecary features. The standard of this turbine has been made suitable for connection to local electricity networks in model SM (synchroneous generator and mutator. Yearly revenue with an average windspeed of 6 to 8 m/s was estimated at 140.000 to 250.000 kWh

Availability of components

Below, a list of available components of the windmill installations is provided. All parts fit the WPS18 Polenko setup. The parts also possibly fit other Polenko installations. 

  • 28 x Generators / turbines (1 needed per installation)
    • Motor: Vector
    • Type: ZK3156-6/4-TF
    • Weight: ± 5500 kg
    • Construction: steel
    • Dimensions: 4,5 mtr long, ± 1,2 mtr width and 2 mtr high
  • XX x Turbine covers sets: (1 needed per installation)
  • 6 x Rotor blades (3 needed per installation)
    • Weight: ± 400 kg
    • Dimensions: ± 7 mtr long, 1 mtr width and 0,25 mtr thick
  • 21 x Towers: xxxxxxx (1 needed per installation)
    • Height: 20mtr
    • Weight:± 8000 kg
    • Construction: steel
    • Base: 9,6 mtr long, ø 2 mtr
  • 1 x Rotor blades rigmounting
    • Weight: 1500 kg
    • Dimensions: 2,3 mtr x 2,5 mtr ± 1,4 mtr high
  • 1 x Mould for making the rotorblades 
    • Weight: 2000 kg
    • Dimensions: ± 9 mtr long, 2 mtr width and 1 mtr high

Price

The price for the entire inventory of Polenko material (based on the specified availability of components) is set on €250.000,- ex VAT. 

If you are interested in only one or more parts of these windmill installations, then please contact us directly. Our contact information can be found on the bottom of the page.

Features

Here we list some key features of the windmill installations:

  • Diameter: 18 meter. 
  • Rated Power (stnd): 100 kW
  • Pole height (stnd): 24 meters
  • Tower material type: Tubular steel
  • Tower shape: Tapered tower
  • Extensive multiple security measures
  • Cut-in wind speed: 6,3 m/sec
  • Rated wind speed: 13.9 m/sec
  • Cut-out wind speed: 30.0 m/sec
  • Rotor Diameter: 18.0 m
  • Rotor Swept area: 254.5 m²
  • Number of blades: 3
  • Rotor material: Epoxy coated steel sheet
  • Generator voltage: 380.0 V
  • Generator grid frequency: 50.0 Hz
  • Rated wind speed:
  • Offshore: No
  • Onshore:Yes

History of Production

Polenko was a fabricator of windturbines specialising in both big and smaller models. These were high quality turbines serving a wide varienty of purposes. Polenko was located in Rhenen, with Pol (Pol en ko) as owner. Polenko supplied small wind turbines with steel blades in the range 30 kW.Nedwind was a Dutch wind turbine manufacturer. The company went on to become wind turbine manufacturer Newinco. This later went on to become Nedwind. Nedwind was one of the three major Dutch wind tube manufacturers. 

Nedwind Wind farms were built, among others, at the Volkerak locks (NW40), Eemmeerdijk (NW50), Hartel Canal (NW40), Enkhuizen (NW25), Neeltje Jans (NW25) and in the water near Medemblik (NW40). Wind turbine parks have also been built abroad. For example in Curaçao (NW25) and in Palm Springs in California (NW40). In 1998 Nedwind was taken over by the Danish NEG Micon. Part of Nedwind was later divested and continued under the name Mainwind.

Electronics

The electronics that are part of the turbine have been stored well and are in good condition. See pictures below for an impression. Click the images to enlarge.

Capacity

The images below show the results of turbine’s capacity related to wind speed. Click the images to enlarge.

Construction

The images below provide some details regarding the construction of the objects. Details can be found here regarding the wings, the terminal construction, and the pole. Click the images to enlarge.

Turbines and Cover

Both the turbines and the covers have been kept inside and are in good condition. Click the images to enlarge.

Other images

The images below are some additional pictures of the stored materials. Click the images to enlarge.

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