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Design limits and solutions for very large wind turbines

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4. UpWind: Research activities .................................................................................................... 56<br />

4.1 Work Package 2: Aerodynamics <strong>and</strong> aeroelastics ..............................................................................58<br />

Challenges <strong>and</strong> main innovations ........................................................................................................ 58<br />

Research activities <strong>and</strong> results ........................................................................................................... 59<br />

Structural dynamics — <strong>large</strong> defl ections <strong>and</strong> non-linear effects .......................................................... 59<br />

Advanced aerodynamic models ........................................................................................................ 59<br />

Aerodynamic <strong>and</strong> aeroelastic modelling of advanced control features <strong>and</strong> aerodynamic devices ............ 60<br />

Aeroelastic stability <strong>and</strong> total damping prediction including hydroelastic interaction ............................. 60<br />

Computation of aerodynamic noise .................................................................................................. 60<br />

4.2 Work Package 3: Rotor structures <strong>and</strong> materials ............................................................................... 61<br />

Challenges <strong>and</strong> main innovations ........................................................................................................ 61<br />

Results ............................................................................................................................................. 62<br />

Task 1: Applied (phenomenological) material model ........................................................................... 62<br />

Task 3.2 Micro-mechanics-based material model ............................................................................... 63<br />

Task 3.3: Damage-tolerant design concept ........................................................................................ 64<br />

Task 3.4: Upscaling — cost factors .................................................................................................. 66<br />

4.3 Work Package 4: Foundations <strong>and</strong> support structures........................................................................ 67<br />

Challenges <strong>and</strong> main innovations ........................................................................................................ 67<br />

Results ............................................................................................................................................. 69<br />

Task 1: Integration of support structure <strong>and</strong> <strong>wind</strong> turbine design ........................................................ 69<br />

Task 2: Support structure concepts <strong>for</strong> deep-water sites .................................................................... 70<br />

Task 3: Enhancement of design methods <strong>and</strong> st<strong>and</strong>ards .................................................................... 71<br />

References ........................................................................................................................................ 72<br />

4.4 Work Package 5: Control systems ..................................................................................................... 74<br />

Challenges <strong>and</strong> main innovations ........................................................................................................ 74<br />

Results ............................................................................................................................................. 75<br />

Supervisory control implications of advanced control ......................................................................... 75<br />

Online estimation of mechanical load <strong>for</strong> <strong>wind</strong> <strong>turbines</strong> ...................................................................... 76<br />

Dual pitch control <strong>for</strong> out-of-plane-blade load reduction ...................................................................... 77<br />

Identifi cation of <strong>wind</strong> <strong>turbines</strong> operating in closed loop ...................................................................... 78<br />

LIDAR-assisted collective pitch control .............................................................................................. 79<br />

Validation of load reducing controllers in full-scale fi eld tests ............................................................. 80<br />

Hardware-in-the-loop testing of pitch actuators .................................................................................. 81<br />

Riding through grid faults ................................................................................................................. 82<br />

Impact of the drive train on <strong>wind</strong> farm VAR Control ............................................................................ 82<br />

References ........................................................................................................................................ 83<br />

<strong>Design</strong> <strong>limits</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>solutions</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>very</strong> <strong>large</strong> <strong>wind</strong> <strong>turbines</strong><br />

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