Mechanical emergency brake for wind turbines and method for...

Rotary kinetic fluid motors or pumps – Including shaft transmission train – brake – clutch – or... – Brake or clutch

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C416S026000

Reexamination Certificate

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08007227

ABSTRACT:
A mechanical emergency brake for a wind turbine is provided, said mechanical emergency brake comprising a spiral spring with a loop at its outer end, a cassette for accommodating said spring and a casing for receiving said cassette and said spring, wherein said casing comprises a retention pin to which the loop of the spring can be fixed.

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