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Description: Control Board/Power Meter - 1957 Johannes Juul's Control Board/Power Meter from the Gedser Wind Turbine's construction in 1957 - has fortunately been preserved. Installed in the turbine's transformer housing, it is still in use. Primarily for measuring indoor lightning consumption. Rust treatment, financed by the Danish LH Foundation, September 2022. SEAS NVE Electrical Museum has, during a visit to their archive on 25 October 2022, allowed the association to use, in books and online, the museum's photos from the construction of the Gedser Wind Turbine 1957. "In 1968, Lauritz Knudsen merged with its biggest competitor on the Danish market, the company NES in Valby, and changed its name to LK-NES. The NES add-on was later deleted, but still lingers in the minds of many Danes." Source: lk.dk/om-os/historie This item is provided and maintained by Juul's Museum - managed by the Association: Operation of Gedser Wind Turbine. View on the providing institution's website: Click Here |
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Creator: Laur. Knudsen A/S (LK) Publisher: Juul's Museum Subject: Cultural - Industrial Heritage Type of item: Control Board/Power Meter Location: Korsagervej 14, DK-4874 Gedser, Denmark Medium: Metal, bakelite. Aggregator: Creation date: 1957 Temporal: 1957 - 1993 Object ID: 19570081957 Extent: Height: 69 cm. Width: 20 cm. Length: 91 cm. Status: Still in use. Primarily for measuring indoor lightning consumption. 2024. Providing country: Denmark Collection name: Operation of Gedser Wind Turbine. |
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Construction of the Gedser Wind Turbine, 1957. The white transformer house is partially visible in front of the tower. Source: SEAS-NVE Electrical Museum. SEAS-NVE Electrical Museum has, during a visit to their archive on 25 October 2022, allowed the association to use, in books and online, the museum's photos from the construction of the Gedser Wind Turbine 1957. |
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2021-2022. With support of LH Foundation, outdoor and indoor renovation of the white transformer house, were completed. including: Repair of ventilation system, disposal of damaged vinyl floor, rust treatment of walls, ceilings and roof as well as coverage with several layers of white oil paint. The transformer house contains installed equipment dating back to the Gedser Wind Turbine's construction in 1957 as well as equipment associated with the operation of a newer Wincon nacelle (200 kW) 1993-2019. 1993, Johannes Juul's rotor was transferred to the Energy Museum in Jutland, where it is exhibited as one of the museum's popular attractions. |
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Juul's control board/meter cabinet was constructed by LK and serviced by an electrician company in Gedser.
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Johannes Juul's Control Board/Power Meter is still in use. Primarily for measuring indoor lightning consumption. The system is connected to an outdoor electricity consumption meter.
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"In 1968, Lauritz Knudsen merged with its biggest competitor on the Danish market, the company NES in Valby, and changed its name to LK-NES. The NES add-on was later deleted, but still lingers in the minds of many Danes." Source: lk.dk/om-os/historie |
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Cerius electrician controls the outdoor electricity consumption meter, 16 January 2023. The electrician has consented to the use of photo in books, online with reference to Association: Opertion of Gedser Wind Turbine. |
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The metal cabinet for the consumption meter is produced by LK and probably installed during the construction of the Gedser Wind Turbine in 1957. |
| Control Board/Power Meter - 1957 by https://www.gedserwindturbine.com/ jm_object_registration.html is licensed under CC BY 4.0 Creative Commons license. |