Turbine Blade definition

Turbine Blade means a turbine blade component of a Turbine (each Turbine shall have three (3) Turbine Blades).
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Turbine Blade means a 77 meter rotor diameter turbine blade component of a Wind Turbine Generator as further described in the Wind Turbine Supply Contract.
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Turbine Blade means a turbine blade (approximately fifty-five (55) meters in length) component of a Wind Turbine Generator, the specifications for which are set forth in the WTG Technical Specifications set forth in Exhibit 2.2.2
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Examples of Turbine Blade in a sentence

  • With respect to the two sets of Turbine Blades located in Houston, Texas which Clipper notified First Wind will require remediation to address a Turbine Blade skin defect, FWA IV shall make the Delivery milestone payment with respect to the two Turbines that include such affected Turbine Blades as a Major Component less a holdback amount of $***** per each set of Turbine Blades (applicable to each set, the “Holdback Amount”).

  • CTW shall provide written certification to First Wind that each such set of Turbine Blades has been remediated in accordance with remediation procedures DC-110298 Work Instructions, C9X Blade Patch Reinforcement issued by CTW as a condition to FWA IV’s releasing the Holdback Amount applicable to each Turbine Blade set to CTW.

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  • With respect to the two sets of Turbine Blades located in Houston, Texas which Supplier notified Purchaser will require remediation to address a Turbine Blade skin defect, Purchaser shall make the Delivery milestone payment with respect to the two Turbines that include such affected Turbine Blades as a Major Component less a holdback amount of $***** per each set of Turbine Blades (applicable to each set, the “Holdback Amount”).

  • Supplier shall provide written certification to Purchaser that each such set of Turbine Blades has been remediated in accordance with the then current remediation procedures DC-110298 Work Instructions, C9X Blade Patch Reinforcement issued by Supplier as a condition to Purchaser’s releasing the Holdback Amount applicable to each Turbine Blade set to Supplier.


More Definitions of Turbine Blade

Turbine Blade means the turbine blade component of a Turbine, more particularly described in the Technical Specifications.
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Related to Turbine Blade

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