Implementation of digital twin-enabled virtually monitored data in inspection planning

Li, Shen; Brennan, Feargal

doi:10.1016/j.apor.2024.103903

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“…Large-scale computation Computational infrastructure, fog-, cloud-, and edge-computing [63,[79][80][81]88,90,112] Cyber security issues Advanced cyber-security protocols [22,85,92,106,117,118] Social impact Redistribute the workplace with minimum effects on employment [22,103,107,116,119] Another key challenge is model fidelity and validation. DT models must accurately represent the complex behaviour of offshore wind assets, including dynamic environmental conditions, structural loads, and system interactions [115]. Building high-fidelity models entails a foundation in FEA [15,87,88,120,121] and CFD [16,122,123], alongside the incorporation of innovative data-driven methodologies [94][95][96][97][98][99][100], all of which necessitate continuous validation against real-world data, thereby posing computational and analytical challenges [116].…”

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Enhancing Reliability in Floating Offshore Wind Turbines through Digital Twin Technology: A Comprehensive Review

Chen,

Liu,

et al. 2024

Energies

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This comprehensive review explores the application and impact of digital twin (DT) technology in bolstering the reliability of Floating Offshore Wind Turbines (FOWTs) and their supporting platforms. Within the burgeoning domain of offshore wind energy, this study contextualises the need for heightened reliability measures in FOWTs and elucidates how DT technology serves as a transformative tool to address these concerns. Analysing the existing scholarly literature, the review encompasses insights into the historical reliability landscape, DT deployment methodologies, and their influence on FOWT structures. Findings underscore the pivotal role of DT technology in enhancing FOWT reliability through real-time monitoring and predictive maintenance strategies, resulting in improved operational efficiency and reduced downtime. Highlighting the significance of DT technology as a potent mechanism for fortifying FOWT reliability, the review emphasises its potential to foster a robust operational framework while acknowledging the necessity for continued research to address technical intricacies and regulatory considerations in its integration within offshore wind energy systems. Challenges and opportunities related to the integration of DT technology in FOWTs are thoroughly analysed, providing valuable insights into the role of DTs in optimising FOWT reliability and performance, thereby offering a foundation for future research and industry implementation.

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Enhancing Reliability in Floating Offshore Wind Turbines through Digital Twin Technology: A Comprehensive Review

Chen,

Liu,

et al. 2024

Energies

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Unlocking the potential of digital twins to achieve sustainability in seaports: the state of practice and future outlook

Homayouni,

Pinho de Sousa,

Moreira Marques

2024

WMU J Marit Affairs

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This paper examines the role of digital twins (DTs) in promoting sustainability within seaport operations and logistics. DTs have emerged as promising tools for enhancing seaport performance. Despite the recognized potential of DTs in seaports, there is a paucity of research on their practical implementation and impact on seaport sustainability. Through a systematic literature review, this study seeks to elucidate how DTs contribute to the sustainability of seaports and to identify future research and practical applications. We reviewed and categorized 68 conceptual and practical digital applications into ten core areas that effectively support economic, social, and environmental objectives in seaports. Furthermore, this paper proposes five preliminary potential applications for DTs where practical implementations are currently lacking. The primary findings indicate that DTs can enhance seaport sustainability by facilitating real-time monitoring and decision-making, improving safety and security, optimizing resource utilization, enhancing collaboration and communication, and supporting the development of the seaport ecosystem. Additionally, this study addresses the challenges associated with DT implementation, including high costs, conflicting stakeholder priorities, data quality and availability, and model validation. The paper concludes with a discussion of the implications for seaport managers and policymakers.

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Implementation of digital twin-enabled virtually monitored data in inspection planning

Cited by 2 publications

References 48 publications

Enhancing Reliability in Floating Offshore Wind Turbines through Digital Twin Technology: A Comprehensive Review

Enhancing Reliability in Floating Offshore Wind Turbines through Digital Twin Technology: A Comprehensive Review

Unlocking the potential of digital twins to achieve sustainability in seaports: the state of practice and future outlook

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