开发商Vattenfall和Ørsted正在调查维斯塔斯V80-2.0MW涡轮机起火的原因，并在涡轮机周围建立了一个500米的安全区域，船只不得进入该区域。 Vattenfall表示，由于发生着火的风机只有一台，所以并没有影响整个风场发电，当时风力发电场没有员工，也没有人受伤。 horn Rev 1位于距离丹麦日德兰半岛西海岸20公里的地方。它是2002年投入使用的世界上第一个公用事业规模的海上风力发电场，由80个维斯塔斯公司的v80 -2.0兆瓦涡轮机组成。
Vattenfall and Ørsted are investigating after a turbine at their co-owned 160MW Horns Rev 1
wind farm off Denmark caught fire.
The developers are analysing why the Vestas V80-2.0MW turbine caught fire on 22 May and have established a 500-metre safety zone around the turbine in which ships are not allowed to travel.
No employees were at the wind farm at the time and no one was injured, Vattenfall stated.
The fire was limited to just one turbine, and so the overall supply of electricity from the project was not affected. The major components are attached to the turbine and any debris is subjected to identification, Vattenfall told Windpower Monthly.
Horns Rev 1 is located 20km off the west coast of Jutland, Denmark. It was the world’s first utility-scale offshore wind farm to be commissioned — in 2002 — and consist of 80 of Vestas’ V80-2.0MW turbines.
Vattenfall operates Horns Rev 1 and owns 60% of the wind farm, while Ørsted owns the remaining 40% .
A platform previously caught fire at the wind farm in October 2018.
A Vestas spokesman added that the manufacturer has not been responsible for servicing the wind farm for ten years. He said: “Vestas is aware of the situation at Horns Rev 1 and is available to assist the wind park owner in the root cause analysis of the incident if needed. The wind park is not on a service contract with Vestas.”
