Influence of wave spreading on offshore wind turbine design: IEA 15-MW scenario
Offshore ocean waves are directionally spread, whereby the propagation of energy travels in different directions. Despite this multi-directionality, the use of 3-dimensional wave models for loading on fixed offshore wind turbines has been limited. This is partially due to the common assumption that...
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description | Offshore ocean waves are directionally spread, whereby the propagation of energy travels in different directions. Despite this multi-directionality, the use of 3-dimensional wave models for loading on fixed offshore wind turbines has been limited. This is partially due to the common assumption that uni-directional sea-states are conservative within a design philosophy. This may not always be true given that in operating conditions the amount of aerodynamic damping in the side-side direction is much lower than the fore-aft direction. This paper aims to address this issue by providing the influence of wave spreading on various offshore wind turbine design scenarios: fatigue, ultimate and service limit state design. This study demonstrates that wave spreading indeed results in more fatigue damage for operating load cases. Despite this, the overall fatigue and ultimate limit state utilisation is still reduced when a wave spreading is adopted. |
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spelling | oxford-uuid:d01fafc0-97be-4079-ba85-2ca2a3d6c8dd2024-07-03T10:23:48ZInfluence of wave spreading on offshore wind turbine design: IEA 15-MW scenarioConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:d01fafc0-97be-4079-ba85-2ca2a3d6c8ddEnglishSymplectic ElementsIOP Publishing2024Ryan, GVMcAdam, RAAdcock, TAAOffshore ocean waves are directionally spread, whereby the propagation of energy travels in different directions. Despite this multi-directionality, the use of 3-dimensional wave models for loading on fixed offshore wind turbines has been limited. This is partially due to the common assumption that uni-directional sea-states are conservative within a design philosophy. This may not always be true given that in operating conditions the amount of aerodynamic damping in the side-side direction is much lower than the fore-aft direction. This paper aims to address this issue by providing the influence of wave spreading on various offshore wind turbine design scenarios: fatigue, ultimate and service limit state design. This study demonstrates that wave spreading indeed results in more fatigue damage for operating load cases. Despite this, the overall fatigue and ultimate limit state utilisation is still reduced when a wave spreading is adopted. |
spellingShingle | Ryan, GV McAdam, RA Adcock, TAA Influence of wave spreading on offshore wind turbine design: IEA 15-MW scenario |
title | Influence of wave spreading on offshore wind turbine design: IEA 15-MW scenario |
title_full | Influence of wave spreading on offshore wind turbine design: IEA 15-MW scenario |
title_fullStr | Influence of wave spreading on offshore wind turbine design: IEA 15-MW scenario |
title_full_unstemmed | Influence of wave spreading on offshore wind turbine design: IEA 15-MW scenario |
title_short | Influence of wave spreading on offshore wind turbine design: IEA 15-MW scenario |
title_sort | influence of wave spreading on offshore wind turbine design iea 15 mw scenario |
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