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STANDARDS, CERTIFICATION, DESIGN CONDITIONS AND METHODS Track: TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION Wednesday, 16 September 2009, 11:00 - 12:30 |
Room K11
Chairs:
Mike Anderson, RES, United Kingdom
David Boye, DNV Wind Energy, Denmark
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Session description The economic viability of offshore wind project depends on many parameters. One of the most important is understanding the wave loading and its coupled interaction with the supporting structure. This session will present: • Innovative modelling techniques for assessing the impact of wave loading on the supporting structure. • The impact of misaligned wave loading on cross wind vibrations and its mitigation through the introduction of tower dampers. • The role certification and quality control/assurance plays in reducing risks to financers and developers. |
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COMPARING SOURCES OF DAMPING OF CROSS-WIND MOTION Niels Jacob Tarp-Johansen, DONG Energy, Denmark |
CT2.1 |
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WAVE RUN-UP: AN ENGINEERING MODEL Erik Asp Hansen, DNV Wind Energy, Denmark |
CT2.2 |
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VALIDATION OF OFFSHORE LOAD SIMULATIONS USING MEASUREMENT DATA FROM THE DOWNVIND PROJECT
Marc Seidel, REpower Systems AG, Germany |
CT2.3 |
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QUALITY CONTROL AND QUALITY ASSURANCE IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF OFFSHORE WIND FARMS – VESTAS OFFSHORE’S APPROACH Helle Malling, Vestas Offshore A/S, Denmark |
CT2.4 |
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NO OFFSHORE WIND FARM WITHOUT CERTIFICATION Matthias Laatsch, Germanischer Lloyd Industrial Services, Germany |
CT2.5 |