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Tianhui Fan, Jianhu Fang, Xinkuan Yan and Yuan Ma
The floating offshore wind turbine provides a feasible solution for the development of renewable ocean energy. However, the sizeable rotor diameter of the wind turbine results in large wind heeling moments and pitch amplitude. It will increase the struct...
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Fan Zhu, Meng Zhang, Fuxuan Ma, Zhihua Li and Xianqiang Qu
Wind turbine towers experience complex dynamic loads during actual operation, and these loads are difficult to accurately predict in advance, which may lead to inaccurate structural fatigue and strength assessment during the structural design phase, ther...
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Chih-Chiang Wei and Cheng-Shu Chiang
In recent years, Taiwan has actively pursued the development of renewable energy, with offshore wind power assessments indicating that 80% of the world?s best wind fields are located in the western seas of Taiwan. The aim of this study is to maximize off...
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Mohammad Barooni and Deniz Velioglu Sogut
The design and optimization of floating offshore wind turbines (FOWTs) pose significant challenges, stemming from the complex interplay among aerodynamics, hydrodynamics, structural dynamics, and control systems. In this context, this study introduces an...
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Xin Wang, Deyou Liu, Ling Zhou and Chao Li
The performance of wind turbines directly determines the profitability of wind farms. However, the complex environmental conditions and influences of various uncertain factors make it difficult to accurately assess and monitor the actual power generation...
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Yan Dong, Jian Zhang, Shaofeng Zhong and Yordan Garbatov
The study aims to develop a simplified strength assessment method for the preliminary structural design of a semi-submersible floating offshore wind turbine platform. The method includes load cases with extreme wave load effects and a load case dominated...
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Deokhee Won, Jihye Seo, Osoon Kwon, Hae-Young Park and Hyoun Kang
The foundations of offshore wind power can be classified as floating, tripod, jacket, monopile, or gravity-based, depending on the support type. In the case of tripod- and jacket-type supports, the structures require precise construction. There are two m...
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Dong-Ju Kim, Young-Suk You and Min-Young Sun
Offshore wind turbines (OWTs) are exposed to cyclic loads resulting from wind, waves, and rotor rotation. These loads can induce resonance, thereby significantly increasing the amplitude of the structure and accelerating the accumulation of fatigue damag...
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Xuguo Jiao, Guozhong Wang, Xin Wang, Zhenyong Zhang, Yanbing Tian and Xiwen Fan
Due to physical limitations and safety requirements, the rate and amplitude of change in wind turbines? pitch angle are limited, which will bring integral saturation problems to the control system. This leads to the deterioration of the pitch control sys...
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Mingsheng Chen, Lenan Yang, Xinghan Sun, Jin Pan, Kai Zhang, Lin Lin, Qihao Yun and Ziwen Chen
Evidence points to increasing the development of floating wind turbines to unlock the full potential of worldwide wind-energy generation. Barge-type floating wind turbines are of interest because of their shallow draft, structural simplicity, and moonpoo...
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