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Investigation on long-term extreme response of an integrated offshore renewable energy device with a modified environmental contour method

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  • Li, Liang
  • Yuan, Zhi-Ming
  • Gao, Yan
  • Zhang, Xinshu
  • Tezdogan, Tahsin

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Considering the massive simulations required by the full long-term analysis, the environmental contour method is commonly used to predict the long-term extreme responses of an offshore renewable system during life time. Nevertheless, the standard environmental contour method is not applicable to the wind energy device due to the non-monotonic aerodynamic behaviour of the wind turbine. This study presents the development of a modified environmental counter method and its application to the extreme responses of a hybrid offshore renewable system. The modified method considers the variability of the responses by checking multiple contour surfaces so that the non-monotonic aerodynamic behaviour of the wind turbine is considered. The hybrid system integrates a floating wind turbine, a wave energy converter and two tidal turbines. Simulation results prove that the modified method has a better accuracy.

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  • Li, Liang & Yuan, Zhi-Ming & Gao, Yan & Zhang, Xinshu & Tezdogan, Tahsin, 2019. "Investigation on long-term extreme response of an integrated offshore renewable energy device with a modified environmental contour method," Renewable Energy, Elsevier, vol. 132(C), pages 33-42.
    • Handle: RePEc:eee:renene:v:132:y:2019:i:c:p:33-42
    DOI: 10.1016/j.renene.2018.07.138
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