Detect Under-performance
Discover hidden power anomalies with Turbit AI. With each event detected by Turbit, you can maximize your return on investment, save time on data analysis, and enjoy more than €10,000 in value per anomaly.
Power might be reduced due to…
- •Mechanical component problems leading to power throttling
- •Wrong software parameters in the control system
- •Control system updates and failures, like yaw optimization or other system updates
- •Wrong sound curtailments
- •Pitch misalignments
- •Rotor imbalances
- •Wear and tear of the blades
- •Yaw misalignments
- •Temperature (Icing) and cooling system problems (defect ventilators)
- •Grid or electrical issues (from high reactive power demand to generator or converter or transformer issues
- •Maintenance (forgotten reset of software settings)
Challenges in technical operations.
- No sufficient time and personnel to analyze all data streams
- Ever-growing portfolios make fleet management more complex
Real-time power monitoring, delivered.
- Real-time power monitoring with maximum delay of 4h
- Low false positive rate below 10%
- Detection of the above mentioned
- High automation with relevance and priority prediction with AI
- Customer success support for communicating with service teams and OEMs
The numbers behind the product.
How underperformance shows up in the field.
Main Bearing MonitoringVSB acts on a main-bearing temperature trend in one month
Turbit's neural networks caught a slow-creeping main-bearing temperature trend a year before action was needed. By the time the deviation was clear, VSB and the OEM resolved it inside a month — without taking the turbine down.
Generator MonitoringEnergiequelle traces a generator anomaly to a faulty frequency converter
Turbit's alarm flagged stator-winding temperatures rising on a SAB-operated turbine. Energiequelle's analysis pointed at a malfunctioning frequency converter; the service partner replaced it inside 3.5 months and the turbine returned to rated power without further incident.
Generator MonitoringEnercity resolves a 25°C generator anomaly in 14 days, no downtime
Generator temperature jumped 20°C → 45°C on January 10. Turbit alarmed January 11; the service partner replaced the slip-ring ventilator's thermal relay on January 24. 14 days end-to-end with zero downtime and zero power loss.
Main Bearing MonitoringTeut plans a main bearing exchange — turbine operational throughout
A main-shaft bearing anomaly surfaced in April 2022 and stayed under control through summer. By November the trend had escalated; Teut and the OEM confirmed damage and scheduled a planned exchange inside 5 months while the turbine kept running.
See Turbit on your fleet
Backtest Turbit on the turbines where you already know something happened — or read how operators like VSB, Energiequelle, Enercity and Teut use Turbit on their fleets today.