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    Wind turbine tower assembly and method for assembling the same

    A wind turbine tower assembly includes a tubular section (114) having a first longitudinal axis; and a base section assembly (112) comprising a plurality of legs (118), the base section assembly configured to be assembled into a base section having the legs coupled together at an interface such that the base section has a second longitudinal axis and such that the legs are obliquely oriented relative to the second longitudinal axis at the interface, wherein the base section is configured to support the tubular section on the legs and in substantially coaxial alignment with the base section.

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    Wind turbine tower assembly and method for assembling the same

    A wind turbine tower assembly includes a tubular section (114) having a first longitudinal axis; and a base section assembly (112) comprising a plurality of legs (118), the base section assembly configured to be assembled into a base section having the legs coupled together at an interface such that the base section has a second longitudinal axis and such that the legs are obliquely oriented relative to the second longitudinal axis at the interface, wherein the base section is configured to support the tubular section on the legs and in substantially coaxial alignment with the base section.

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    Wind turbine tower assembly and method for assembling the same

    A wind turbine tower assembly includes a tubular section (114) having a first longitudinal axis; and a base section assembly (112) comprising a plurality of legs (118), the base section assembly configured to be assembled into a base section having the legs coupled together at an interface such that the base section has a second longitudinal axis and such that the legs are obliquely oriented relative to the second longitudinal axis at the interface, wherein the base section is configured to support the tubular section on the legs and in substantially coaxial alignment with the base section.

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    Wind turbine tower assembly and method for assembling the same

    Additional title:

    Windturbinenturmanordnung und Montageverfahren dafür
    Ensemble de tour d'éolienne et procédé d'assemblage associé

    Contributors:

    BAGEPALLI BHARAT SAMPATHKUMARAN (author) / KOLAR ROMAN (author)

    Publication date:

    2019-06-05

    Type of media:

    Patent

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

    Classification:

    IPC:  F03D Windkraftmaschinen , WIND MOTORS / E02B HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING , Wasserbau / E02D FOUNDATIONS , Gründungen / E04H Gebäude oder ähnliche Bauwerke für besondere Zwecke , BUILDINGS OR LIKE STRUCTURES FOR PARTICULAR PURPOSES

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