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Dynamic Response of FOWT Power Cables in Shallow Water

ASME 2025 6th International Offshore Wind Technical Conference
Abstract The integration of floating offshore wind technology (FOWT) is pivotal for the global energy transition, yet it presents significant technical challenges, particularly regarding the dynamic behavior and fatigue assessment of power cables in shallow water environments.
Claire Saunier   +3 more
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Optimal Mooring Pattern for a Semi-Submersible FOWT in a Typhoon Environment

Volume 7: Ocean Renewable Energy
Abstract The scarcity of suitable shallow waters for fixed-bottom offshore wind turbines has prompted developers to explore deeper waters, albeit with caution due to the significant capital expenditure (CAPEX) associated with Floating Offshore Wind Turbines (FOWTs).
Glib Ivanov   +6 more
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The Effect of Substructure Flexibility on the Performance of a 15MW Concrete Spar FOWT

SNAME 30th Offshore Symposium
Until recently, the rigid hull model with flexible tower and RNA have been used as standard procedure in the global performance analysis of FOWTs. Since the FOWT size continues to increase beyond 20MW, there has been increasing concern of the effect of hull flexibility on its global performance.
Ikjae Lee, Moohyun Kim
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Fatigue Assessment for Gearbox of a Floating Offshore Wind Turbine (FOWT)

Volume 1: Offshore Technology; Structures, Safety and Reliability; Materials Technology
Abstract Due to severe working conditions, the gearbox of a floating offshore wind turbine (FOWT) is prone to fatigue damage. Fatigue failure of the gearbox may lead to significant economic losses and even potential safety incidents. Therefore, fatigue assessment for the gearbox of a NERL Spar type 5MW FOWT is performed in this paper ...
Tingsen Zheng, Nian-Zhong Chen
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Assessment of Intact Stability Criteria and Survivability for Semi-Submersible FOWT

Volume 3: Ocean Engineering; Polar and Arctic Sciences and Technology
Abstract This study evaluates the survivability assessment methodologies for semi-submersible Floating Offshore Wind Turbines (FOWTs) against capsizing and sinking risks. Current industry standards employ conservative stability criteria derived from offshore and marine practices, potentially leading to over-designed structures despite ...
Kuan-Yi Wu   +3 more
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Water Depth Variation Influence on the Mooring Line Design for FOWT within Shallow Water Region

Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2021
Ray-Yeng Yang, Yang Ray-Yeng
exaly  

FOWT with Controllable Waterplane Area

2017
Gaspar, José   +3 more
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