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Experimental Study of a TLP Offshore Floating Wind Turbine
Date
2016-07-18
Author
Oğuz, Elif
Clelland, David
İncecik, Atilla
Dai, Saishuai
López, Juan Amate
Sánchez, Gustavo
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Tank testing in a wind and wave environment is a key part of the design process for the development of an offshore floating wind turbine. The current paper describes an extensive experiment campaign carried out at the Kelvin Hydrodynamics Laboratory at the University of Strathclyde to determine the hydrodynamic performance of the Iberdrola TLPWIND offshore floating wind turbine with the NREL 5MW reference turbine over a range of environmental conditions. Tests were carried out for 70m water depth and the deployment area selected as off Aberdeen, North Sea. The campaign included free oscillation tests, tests in regular waves and irregular waves, and additionally examined failure and accidental load cases
Subject Keywords
Renewable energy
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Offshore floating wind turbines
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TLPWIND®
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Testing
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http://www.icname.org/upfiles/Proceedings-of-ICMT2016.rar
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/79283
file:///C:/Users/Hacer/Downloads/H109EXPERIMENTALSTUDYOFATLPOFFSHOREFLOATINGWINDTURBINE.pdf
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International Conference on Maritime Technology
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E. Oğuz, D. Clelland, A. İncecik, S. Dai, J. A. López, and G. Sánchez, “Experimental Study of a TLP Offshore Floating Wind Turbine,” presented at the International Conference on Maritime Technology, Harbin, China, 2016, Accessed: 00, 2021. [Online]. Available: http://www.icname.org/upfiles/Proceedings-of-ICMT2016.rar.
