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Motion Reduction of a Concrete Reduced-draft spar for the Offshore floating Wind iNdustry

Content

The main objective of the project is to design a Reduced-Draft Spar (RDS) floating platform to support a 10+ MW wind turbine. The RDS, made of concrete, is cheap, mass producible and barely moves the nacelle. We will build a model, and develop
and test at a basin 3 items to further reduce the motions: the turbine controller, the Anti-Heeling and Ballast System and the Anti-Rolling Tanks. We will obtain the Class Approval in Principle to give confidence to potential stakeholders, delivering the information they require.

Organisation

Duration:
October 2019 to June 2020

Project coordination:
Seaplace SL

Finance:
funded by german BMBF
with 1.5 Mio€

 

 

Content at SWE

- Tests and validation of a scaled floating wind turbine model

Further information about the group

- Design and optimize of TLCD for floating wind turbines
- Tests and validation of a scaled floating wind turbine model

Further information about the group

Contact at SWE

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