China's self-developed 13.6 MW offshore wind turbine is offline: the impeller diameter is the largest in the world and the single unit capacity is the highest in the Asia-Pacific region.

CTOnews.com October 13 news, according to CCTV news reports, China's self-developed 13.6 MW offshore wind turbine today in Fujian Three Gorges Offshore Wind Power International Industrial Park offline. The turbine is currently the largest impeller diameter in the world and the largest unit capacity in the Asia-Pacific region.

CTOnews.com learned that the off-line offshore wind turbine with a single unit capacity of 13.6 MW has an impeller diameter of 252 meters and an impeller sweeping area of about 50,000 square meters, equivalent to 7 standard football fields.

At full wind speed, a single unit generates 29 kilowatt hours per rotation, which can output 63.5 million kilowatt hours of clean electric energy every year, which can meet the normal electricity consumption of more than 30,000 families of three in one year; reduce coal consumption by 19,000 tons and reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 48,000 tons.

In February this year, the 13 MW typhoon-resistant offshore wind turbine that was launched in the industrial park was once the wind turbine with the largest unit capacity and the largest impeller diameter in Asia. The 13.6 MW offshore wind turbine that went offline this time has once again set a new record, becoming the largest wind turbine with single unit capacity in the Asia-Pacific region.