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Subsea High Voltage Substations for Floating Offshore Wind Applications

Offshore Technology Conference, 2020
Abstract Over the last few years, the oil and gas industry has been challenged by prolonged volatile hydrocarbon prices and market instability. As a direct consequence of these challenging conditions, the industry has experienced a shift of focus to the development and application of more advanced and efficient technologies.
Håkon Eidsvik, Christophe Bekhouche
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Simplified Method for Vibration Model of Converter Valve in Offshore HVDC Substation Based on Response Surface

Frontiers in Energy Research, 2022
To ensure the computational accuracy for the offshore high voltage direct current substation local structure and its large and complex electrical equipment, it is necessary to reduce the modeling complexity and improve the calculation efficiency. Thus, a
Sun Zhen-zhou, Sun Zhen-zhou, Li Wei, Li Wei, Zhao Sheng-xiao, Zhao Sheng-xiao, Li Xiao-chen, Chen Jie-feng, Chen Jie-feng, Lu Hong-chao, Fan Tian-hui   +10 more
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Evaluation of optimal collection system and positions of offshore power substations of an offshore wind farm

European Journal of Electrical Engineering, 2014
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Dahmani, Ouahid, Bourguet, Salvy, Machmoum, Mohamed, Guérin, Patrick, Rhein, Pauline, Josse, Lionel   +5 more
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Evaluating System Reliability of Floating Offshore Substations

2023
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Schoefs, Franck, ICASP14, Oumouni, Mestapha, Luxcey, Neil, Dupriez-Robin, Florian, Morteza, Ahmadivala   +5 more
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A Study on the Adequate Capacity of Substation Transformer for Offshore Wind Farm

Journal of the Korean Institute of Illuminating and Electrical Installation Engineers, 2015
This study suggests the methodology to decide the number and adequate capacity of substation transformer in a large-scale offshore wind farm (OWF). The recent trend in transformer capacity of offshore substation is analyzed in many European offshore wind farm sites prior to entering the studies.
Won-Sik Moon, Ara Jo, Jae-Sun Huh, In-Su Bae, Jae-Chul Kim   +4 more
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A Novel Method for Optimizing Offshore Substation Installation and Commissioning for Offshore Wind Projects

Renewable Energies, Environment and Power Quality Journal
Renewable energy, particularly offshore wind projects, has been a key focus for utility companies and developers over the past 15 years [1]. Organizations with extensive experience in power generation have increasingly pursued the concept of harnessing energy from marine environments.
Antonio Martín-Aparici, Paula Bastida-Molina, Elías Hurtado-Pérez, César Berna-Escriche   +3 more
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Analysis on lightning impulse test and breakdown reasons of offshore substation GIS

2016 China International Conference on Electricity Distribution (CICED), 2016
Based on the background of Rudong 150MW offshore wind farm demonstration project, this paper expounds the principle of lightning impulse test and breakdown phenomenon of the offshore GIS equipment, the reason of breakdown is analyzed and the relevant preventive measures and suggestions are given. First of all, the principle of lightning impulse test is
Chen Yabin, Ni Binbin
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Humber Gateway Offshore Wind Farm, Saltend Substation

2011
Wessex Archaeology was commissioned by E.ON UK Renewables Ltd. to undertake archaeological monitoring during site investigation works at a former industrial site on Staithes Road, Saltend, near Kingston upon Hull, approximately centred on National Grid Reference 429300 51700.
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Subsea Substations as an Economical Enabler for Floating Offshore Wind

SPE Offshore Europe Conference & Exhibition
Summary This paper outlines the authors' application of their expertise in transformer and high-voltage technology from the oil and gas sector to develop Subsea Substations, 66 kV Collectors and wet mate connectors for floating offshore wind and renewable energy applications.
Truls Normann, Leif Arne Müller
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Subsea Substations - Leveraging Existing Technology to Reduce Costs of Offshore Wind

Offshore Technology Conference
Abstract Developing offshore wind, particularly floating wind, presents significant cost challenges. A major portion of these costs, both CAPEX and OPEX, is attributed to the offshore substation within the power transmission infrastructure. By positioning the substation on the seabed and leveraging the low and stable ambient temperature,
A. Vilstrup, A. M. Askeland, M. Almgren, P. Solberg, E. O. Eikeland, A. S. Hagland, M. Nordoeen, F. Marra, A. Lange   +8 more
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