Wind Turbine demo Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Pembina Wind Turbine Demolition and Remediation
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- 47PJ0023R0101
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This document contains questions and answers regarding the demolition of a wind turbine located at Pembina, North Dakota. The wind turbine is a N1000 model with three blades measuring 28.3 meters long that weigh approximately 4,600 kilograms each. According to the document, the rotor spins freely and the turbine can be safely felled within the limited work easement without needing to be de-erected. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 47PJ0023R0101 from the General Services Administration to provide demolition and remediation services for the Pembina Wind Turbine, including removal of the 15kV underground collection line that will be abandoned in place since it was installed via boring.
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Wind Turbine Questions
• What is the cable footage of the 15kv underground collection line, transformer to transformer?
This 15kv underground line will no longer be required to be removed. See SOW v3.0 Section 5 note 3. “Due that the cable is bored, we have decided to decommission both ends and abandoned in place”
• How was the cable originally installed? Bored and/or trenched? Bored
• Are there any critical failures with the turbine? No Does the rotor spin freely? Yes
• Do you believe the turbine can be safely felled within the limited work easement or will it need to be de-erected? This is not for the government to decide.
• Do you have the original installation manual for the N1000 used during construction? No
• Weight of the Transformer GSA will keep: Research tells us it is just under 4,000 lbs empty.
• Blade Spec: The blade measures 28.3 m (92.8 ft) from root to tip, and weighs about 4600 kg
(10,141 lbs) on average.
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