Cost Overrun from Unplanned Downtime
Definition
Without predictive maintenance using vibration analysis, wind farms experience higher maintenance costs from unexpected failures in components like gearboxes and bearings, leading to emergency interventions.
Key Findings
- Financial Impact: AUD 100,000+ per turbine annually in reduced downtime costs; up to 30% unplanned downtime reduction possible with predictive systems
- Frequency: Ongoing operational risk per turbine
- Root Cause: Reactive maintenance instead of vibration-based predictive scheduling
Why This Matters
The Pitch: Wind power generation players in Australia waste AUD 100,000+ per turbine annually on unplanned downtime. Automation of vibration-based predictive scheduling eliminates this risk.
Affected Stakeholders
Maintenance Managers, Operations Directors, Wind Farm Operators
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Methodology & Sources
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