Patents by Inventor Jens Ulrich LAURSEN

Jens Ulrich LAURSEN has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Wind turbine blade provided with surface mounted device
    Patent number: 10989166
    Abstract: A wind turbine blade having a surface mounted device attached thereto via at least a first attachment part, which is connected to a part of the device. The first attachment part comprises an outer attachment part providing a first bonding connection between the device and the surface of the blade, wherein the first bonding connection is an elastic bond, and an inner attachment part providing a second bonding connection between the device and the surface of the blade, wherein the second bonding connection has a structural bond. The structural bond prevents the surface mounted device from creeping and the elastic bond region relieves stresses on the bond line, such as peel stresses, whereby the surface mounted device is less likely to be ripped off the surface of the blade due to forces affecting the device or the blade.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 2, 2015
    Date of Patent: April 27, 2021
    Assignee: LM WP PATENT HOLDING A/S
    Inventors: Kristian Lehmann Madsen, Jesper Høeg, Kim Ansholm Rasmussen, Casper Kildegaard, Jens Ulrich Laursen
  • Wind Turbine Blade Provided with Surface Mounted Device
    Publication number: 20170314531
    Abstract: A wind turbine blade having a surface mounted device attached thereto via at least a first attachment part, which is connected to a part of the device. The first attachment part comprises an outer attachment part providing a first bonding connection between the device and the surface of the blade, wherein the first bonding connection is an elastic bond, and an inner attachment part providing a second bonding connection between the device and the surface of the blade, wherein the second bonding connection has a structural bond. The structural bond prevents the surface mounted device from creeping and the elastic bond region relieves stresses on the bond line, such as peel stresses, whereby the surface mounted device is less likely to be ripped off the surface of the blade due to forces affecting the device or the blade.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 2, 2015
    Publication date: November 2, 2017
    Inventors: Kristian Lehmann MADSEN, Jesper HØEG, Kim Ansholm RASMUSSEN, Casper KILDEGAARD, Jens Ulrich LAURSEN