What are the lightning protection and grounding test specifications for wind turbines?

The national lightning protection detection station has not standardized the specific number of detection points.

This is called the guild regulations. The charges for each point are different according to different regions, and the unit prices approved by local price bureaus are also different.

But then again, you have done a little too much. If a wind power plant is always ready, there will be hundreds of wind turbines. Didn't he charge hundreds of thousands for testing? I feel dizzy. The fan grounding grid is only a little big. Generally, it is tested by simple electronics or shaking table, which is a bit too dark. In a word, he makes an offer, and you can also make a counter-offer. If the work really doesn't work, you can ask him to test it with high current. I think he will accept it. You can tell him that this is power equipment, and it must be in accordance with the power code, and the high current method is not used.

But then again, if he is really tough, you can ask a fan for three current injection points, and the test adopts two directions. I think he will do it.

Hehe, these are all jokes. The work of lightning protection detection stations is generally easy to do, and the work of wind farms is also paid more attention by local governments. You can ask the local government to do the director's work, and the relief can be realized. I think it is almost enough for a unit to use an electronic watch or a shaking watch, and it is almost enough for a wind farm to charge tens of millions. Testers expressed their gratitude, and everyone could do a good job.