Evance R9000 5kw
| Domestic |
This is a highly efficient wind turbine, suitable for domestic locations with typically half an acre of land within a semi-rural environment. This will provide sufficient energy for a normal single domestic dwelling, enabling much of the purchased electricity to be replaced by this green energy production. With over 700 of these turbines in existence they have shown their outstanding durability qualities, in any location. The installation of this turbine is simple not requiring a crane for erection.
The Evance R9000 small wind turbine is the result of years of dedicated research and development, based on engineering experience of designing big wind turbines.
Specifically designed to capture more energy at lower wind speeds makes the R9000 one of the most efficient 5kW turbines available.
The Evance R9000 includes state-of-the-art technologies, such as the patented blade pitch system and a highly efficient generator, which converts up to 96% of the energy captured into electricity in on and off grid applications.
The Evance R9000 belongs to the ‘next generation’ of small wind turbines, offering class leading quality, performance and reliability.
The efficient and reliable R9000 is already enabling homeowners, farmers and businesses around the World reduce energy bills and carbon footprint.
Specification
Architecture ................................ Upwind, 3 bladed rotor, self regulating
Rated Power .............................. 5kW @12m/s (26.9mph), continuous to 60m/s (134mph)
BWEA Reference Power .......... 4628W (power output at 11m/s (24.6 mph))
Annual Energy Yield ................... 8780kWh with Annual Mean Wind Speed (AMWS) of 5m/s (11.2mph)
(to IEC & BWEA Standards)
Cut-In Wind Speed .................... 3m/s (6.7mph)
Cut-Out Wind Speed ................. None. Continuous generation to survival wind speed
Survival Wind Speed ................. 60m/s (134mph)
IEC Turbine Class ..................... Conforms to IEC 61400 to Class II – AMWS up to 8.5m/s (19mph)
Control System .......................... Patented Reactive Pitch™ control
Rotor Diameter .......................... 5.5m (18’)
Rotor Speed .............................. 200rpm nominal
Blade Type ................................ Fully optimised aerofoil ensuring maximum yield & minimum noise
Blade Material ........................... Glass fibre reinforced composite, low reflection, UV & anti-erosion coatings
Generator .................................. Patented brushless direct drive, air-cored high efficiency Permanent Magnet Alternator
Gearbox .................................... None required (see generator)
Emergency Braking .................. Patented automatic ElectroBrake™ (with manual control for servicing).
No moving parts.
Yaw Control .............................. Passive tail vane and rotor
Tower Height ............................ 10m, 12m, 15m & 18m (33’, 40’, 50’ & 60’)
Tower Types ............................ Free-standing (monopole), hydraulic RAM & Gin pole tilt
Tower Foundation .................... Root & pad options
Tower Top Mass ...................... 325kg (715lbs) complete (excl tower)
Design Longevity ...................... 20 years minimum. Regular service inspections.
Noise ........................................ Lp, 25m = 53dB(A). BWEA Reference Sound Level at 8m/s (17.9mph)
& 25m (82’) distance
Lp,60m = 45.5dB(A). BWEA Reference Sound Level at 8m/s (17.9mph)
& 60m (197’) distance
Operating Temperature Range ... -20°C - +50°C

The Evance R9000 turbine is Microgeneration Certification Scheme (MCS) accredited, a formal recognition of the durability, reliability, safety and overall performance of the turbine.

Power Curve
The table below shows the R9000 power curve normalised to sea level air density, 1.225kg/m3

Estimated Annual Energy Production
The table shows the expected annual energy production for the R9000 at various hub height wind speeds.

Noise Immission
The noise label for the R9000 is below. The key results are the Declared Apparent Emission Sound Power Level, Lwd,8m/s, at 8m/s hub height wind speed and noise immission predictions for a range of slant distances and hub height wind speeds.

Last Updated (Saturday, 29 October 2011 01:16)
