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Motion-Induced Errors in Buoy-Based Wind Measurements: Mechanisms, Compensation Methods, and Future Perspectives for Offshore Applications. [PDF]
Cao D, Wang S, Wang G.
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NeuroVI-based wave compensation system control for offshore wind turbines. [PDF]
Ma F, Liu X, Xu Z, Ding T.
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Offshore wind turbine operations and maintenance: A state-of-the-art review
Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews, 2021Operations and maintenance of offshore wind turbines (OWTs) play an important role in the development of offshore wind farms. Compared with operations, maintenance is a critical element in the levelized cost of energy, given the practical constraints ...
Zhengru Ren +2 more
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Reliability analysis of a floating offshore wind turbine using Bayesian Networks
Ocean Engineering, 2020A Bayesian Network is adopted to model and analyze the reliability of a floating offshore wind turbine. Reliability characteristics such as failure probability, failure rate, and mean time to failure of the floating offshore wind turbine are determined ...
He Li, Hong-Zhong Huang
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Reliability prediction of an offshore wind turbine gearbox
Renewable Energy, 2019This paper estimates the failure rate of an offshore wind turbine gearbox based on the data available for similar, known onshore wind turbine systems. The gearbox is one critical element of the wind turbine system and its failure may cause long downtime ...
A P Teixeira, Utkarsh Bhardwaj
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A brief discussion on offshore wind turbine hydrodynamics problem
Journal of Hydrodynamics, 2022Ye Li, Zhang Li-Jun
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Decoupling wind–wave–wake interactions in a fixed-bottom offshore wind turbine
Applied Energy, 2022SUMMARY: The interest and benefits of offshore wind energy has also brought along legitimate challenges. In the golden age of renewables, offshore wind-energy holds the most potential for growth, but the burgeoning benefits of offshore energy are also ...
O. Ferčák +3 more
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A developed failure mode and effect analysis for floating offshore wind turbine support structures
, 2021This paper extends the conventional failure mode and effect analysis methodology by introducing weights of its indices that are severity, occurrence, and detection as a basis to analyze the failures of the support structure of a generic floating offshore
He Li, H. Díaz, Carlos Soares
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Renewable Energy, 2021
The aerodynamic performance of floating offshore wind turbines is extremely complex due to the motions of the floating platform. The surge and pitch motions are the most influential motions among the six degrees-of-freedom motions.
Ziwen Chen +3 more
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The aerodynamic performance of floating offshore wind turbines is extremely complex due to the motions of the floating platform. The surge and pitch motions are the most influential motions among the six degrees-of-freedom motions.
Ziwen Chen +3 more
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Ocean Engineering, 2021
Global wind energy has developed rapidly in recent years, and the offshore wind turbines (OWTs) have been applied to much more applications. Because the support structure of an OWT is prone to damage, it is crucial to strengthen the structural ...
Mengmeng Wang +5 more
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Global wind energy has developed rapidly in recent years, and the offshore wind turbines (OWTs) have been applied to much more applications. Because the support structure of an OWT is prone to damage, it is crucial to strengthen the structural ...
Mengmeng Wang +5 more
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