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A floating wind turbine tested in the Hydrodynamic and Ocean Engineering Tank
Within the framework of transnational access of the Marinet2 European project, Centrale Nantes facilities hosted a team from Rostock University to test a new concept of floating wind turbine.
from
October 16, 2017 to October 27, 2017
These tests took place in the
Hydrodynamic and Ocean Engineering Tank
of the
LHEEA laboratory
from October the 16th to the 27th.
The project is a collaboration of
GICON
and the
University of Rostock
to develop a new floating offshore substructure for wind turbines out of steel-reinforced concrete. The tests' objective was to validate the servo-hydro-aero-elastic simulation code SiWEC (developer: Chair of Wind Energy Technology).
The 1/50 Froude scaled wind turbine model of the NREL 5MW provided by Centrale Nantes was mounted on the GICON floater. The system was instrumented and tested in wave and wind conditions in the tank.
Published on November 22, 2017
Updated on October 18, 2022
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