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Muscari, C. (author), Giordani, R. (author), Schito, P. (author)
In this work we test a Fluid–Structure Interaction (FSI) method based on the SOWFA+ OpenFAST framework. The linear structural module of FAST is coupled to SOWFA's Actuator Line simulations to perform the aeroelastic analysis of a wind tunnel scaled model (1:75) of the DTU 10 MW turbine. The objective is to give a quantitative description of...
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He, Rui (author), Tsouvalas, A. (author), Xu, Xiaomei (author), Dong, Lijun (author)
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Lara, Manuel (author), Garrido, Juan (author), van Wingerden, J.W. (author), Mulders, S.P. (author), Vázquez, Francisco (author)
The reduction of fatigue loadings in wind turbines to increase their lifetime has become of special interest from a control viewpoint. Individual Pitch Control (IPC) is a well-known approach used to mainly mitigate periodic blade loads, and it is usually implemented with the assistance of the multi-blade coordinate (MBC) transformation, which...
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van Vondelen, A.A.W. (author), Ottenheym, Joris (author), Pamososuryo, A.K. (author), Navalkar, S.T. (author), van Wingerden, J.W. (author)
Wind farm controllers such as the Helix approach have shown potential in increasing plant power production through wake mixing. The concept suggests that actuating the upstream turbines' blade pitching with a specific periodic signal can induce a helix-shaped wake, thereby alleviating wind velocity deficit on downstream turbines. Wake mixing...
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van den Broek, M.J. (author), van den Berg, D.G. (author), Sanderse, Benjamin (author), van Wingerden, J.W. (author)
Dynamic induction control is a wind farm flow control strategy that utilises wind turbine thrust variations to accelerate breakdown of the aerodynamic wake and improve downstream turbine performance. However, when floating wind turbines are considered, additional dynamics and challenges appear that make optimal control difficult. In this work...
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Liu, Y. (author), Brandetti, L. (author), Mulders, S.P. (author)
The combined wind speed estimator and tip speed ratio (WSE-TSR) tracking control scheme is widely used to regulate power production for large-scale modern wind turbines. Although very effective, such an advanced control scheme, based on the prior model information, is highly dependent on external measurements. For partial-load region control,...
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Yang, Yueming (author), Wang, Xurong (author), Hooman, K. (author), Han, Kuihua (author), Xu, Jinliang (author), He, Suoying (author), Qi, Jianhui (author)
Recently, the supercritical carbon dioxide (SCO<sub>2</sub>) power cycle has become a hotspot in the field of energy-efficient utilization. The utilization of additives in the power cycle has been proven to be an effective way to improve the SCO<sub>2</sub> power cycle efficiency. As one of the core components of the system, the influence of...
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Zou, Joanna (author), Lourens, E. (author), Cicirello, A. (author)
Virtual sensing techniques have gained traction in applications to the structural health monitoring of monopile-based offshore wind turbines, as the strain response below the mudline, which is a primary indicator of fatigue damage accumulation, is impractical to measure directly with physical instrumentation. The Gaussian process latent force...
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Boatto, Umberto (author), Bonnet, Paul A. (author), Avallone, F. (author), Ragni, D. (author)
Blade Element Momentum Theory (BEMT) -based approaches provide 15%–20% inaccurate load predictions under uniform steady inflow. Inaccuracies were related to unclear aerodynamic mechanisms causing the Prandtl Tip-Root Loss (TRL) correction to fail at high Tip-Speed Ratio (TSR) and the ambiguous drag coefficient treatment under Stall Delay (SD)...
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Sykes, Victoria (author), Collu, Maurizio (author), Coraddu, A. (author)
The deployment of offshore wind in the UK has seen a rapid increase in the past decade and will continue to increase with the securement of the recent Scotwind sites. Floating platforms will be utilised for 60% of these new sites, creating opportunities to try new platform typologies and further solidify the validity of existing concepts....
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Patryniak, Katarzyna (author), Collu, Maurizio (author), Coraddu, A. (author)
Floating Offshore Wind Turbines (FOWT) can harness the abundant offshore wind resource at reduced installation requirements. However, a further decrease in the development risks through higher confidence in the design and analysis methods is needed. The dynamic behaviour of FOWT systems is complex due to the strong interactions between the...
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Sykes, V. (author), Collu, M. (author), Coraddu, A. (author)
The development and deployment of offshore wind farms in the last decade have seen a dramatic increase, now totalling 743 GW globally (Global Wind Energy Council, 2022). This rapid increase is expected to further continue now with the potential to explore deeper sites with the adoption of floating offshore platforms. Proof of this growth has...
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Huang, M. (author), Vijaykumar Patil, Yugandhar (author), Sciacchitano, A. (author), Ferreira, Carlos (author)
Wakes and wake interactions in wind turbine arrays diminish energy output and raise the risk of structural fatigue; hence, comprehending the features of rotor–wake interactions is of practical relevance. Previous studies suggest that vertical axis wind turbines (VAWTs) can facilitate a quicker wake recovery. This study experimentally...
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Panagoulias, S. (author), de Winter, C. (author), Navalkar, S.T. (author), Nernheim, A. (author)
The expansion of the offshore wind industry in areas with high seismicity has led to engineering challenges related to the design of the offshore wind turbines (OWTs). Monopiles, i.e., tubular steel piles of large outer diameter, low aspect ratio (penetration depth over outer diameter), and relatively thin pile wall, are traditionally the...
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Wang, H. (author), Lehane, B. M. (author), Bransby, M. F. (author), Wang, L. Z. (author), Hong, Y. (author), Askarinejad, A. (author)
This paper presents a synthesis of recent and new research conducted by the authors on laterally loaded monopiles in drained sand. The research involved reduced-scale field tests, centrifuge model tests, finite element (FE) simulations and comparisons of design approaches with published experimental data. The influence of the monopile base on...
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Hegazy, A.R.M. (author), Naaijen, P. (author), van Wingerden, J.W. (author)
The control of Floating Wind Turbines (FWTs) is challenging, as they possess much lower natural frequencies related to the structure's rigid body motion, which creates an undesirable coupling between tower motion and the blade pitch control. As a result, the tower motion is negatively damped triggering instability. This is because of the...
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Brandetti, L. (author), Liu, Y. (author), Pamososuryo, A.K. (author), Mulders, S.P. (author), Watson, S.J. (author), van Wingerden, J.W. (author)
On-shore horizontal-axis wind turbines (HAWTs) provide a cost-effective solution for low carbon electricity generation. However, public acceptance is still a problem. A possible alternative to a HAWT is a vertical-axis wind turbine (VAWT), which is more visually appealing and less noisy. Furthermore, the inherent omni-directionality of VAWTs...
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Gonzalez Silva, J. (author), Liu, Y. (author), Ferrari, Riccardo M.G. (author), van Wingerden, J.W. (author)
The knowledge of the Effective wind speed (EWS) allows the designing of wind turbine controllers that regulate power production and reduce loads on turbine components. Traditional single-point measurements are known to suffer from high noise and poor correlation with the EWS. As an alternative to overcome these problems, EWS estimators can be...
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Huang, M. (author), Sciacchitano, A. (author), Ferreira, Carlos (author)
Wake losses are a critical consideration in wind farm design. The ability to steer and deform wakes can result in increased wind farm power density and reduced energy costs and can be used to optimize wind farm designs. This study investigates the wake deflection of a vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) experimentally, emphasizing the effect of...
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Cheng, L. (author), Yang, Fei (author), Seidel, Marc (author), Veljkovic, M. (author)
The overall competitiveness of offshore wind turbine towers is significantly influenced by the selection of the connection. The following three types of connections: a conventional bolted ring flange (RF) connection, ring flange connection with defined contact surfaces (RFD), and C1 wedge connection (C1-WC) are considered. A quantitative...
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