Editorial: Towards Innovation in Next Generation of Wind Turbine Rotor Design

Zhu, W. D.; Shen, Wen Zhong; Kim, Taeseong

doi:10.3389/fenrg.2021.783039

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“…The largest published design for a 25 MW offshore wind turbine rotor has a diameter of 260 m [11]. However, an analysis of the publications indicates that from a materials engineering point of view, a 50 MW turbine with a wing panel length of more than 250 m and a weight of about 502 tons is feasible [12].…”

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Maximum Safe Parameters of Outbound Loaded Vessels for Wind Turbine Installation

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A paper presents problems related to the safe operation of wind turbine installation vessels in port waterways. It presents a developed method for determining maximum safe lengths of blades of wind turbines loaded transversely on a jack-up vessel leaving a given port. In this method, the safety criterion for navigation is the acceptable risk of accidents, whose scenarios are determined by the identification of hazards in the studied waterway. Based on this safety criterion, the confidence level of the width of the safe maneuvering area of the loaded jack-up vessel and the maximum safe lengths of the transversely loaded wind turbine blades, respectively, are determined.

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confidence: 99%