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TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 2013 – 1ST DAY09:30 Registration & welcome coffee10:30 Presidents‘ welcome and opening address by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Reuter and Dr. Andrew Garrad10:45 Opening speech: “Wind energy: Short term turbulence, long term growth”How can manufacturers and suppliers meet the growing and competitive pressure?What the wind energy market needs for continued growth?Where are the growing markets for wind energy worldwide?Dr. Andrew Garrad, Chairman, GL Garrad Hassan, United Kingdom11:15 Panel discussion Manufacturer: “What can manufacturers do to reduce the cost of energy?”Chairman:Prof. Dr.-Ing. AndreasReuter, ManagingDirector, FraunhoferInstitute for Wind Energyand Energy SystemTechnology (IWES),Bremerhaven, GermanyParticipants:Jörg Scholle, ExecutiveVice President, Headof Global Engineering& Product LineManagement, NordexSE, Hamburg/Rostock,GermanyDr. Martin Knops,Senior Vice PresidentR&D, Drive TrainTechnology RDD,REpower Systems SE,Osterrönfeld, GermanyMarkus Becker, CTO,KENERSYS GmbH,Münster, GermanyJean Huby, ManagingDirector, AREVA WindGmbH, Bremerhaven,GermanyVolker Kendziorra,Managing Director,ENERCON ServiceDeutschland GmbH,Aurich, Germany12:15 Lunch and Networking Break, Visit to ExhibitionLecture Room Estrelsaal A/B Lecture Room 1CC Lecture Room Estrelsaal C1/C2 Lecture Room Paris Lecture Room Estrelsaal C5/C6Innovative Gearbox Design:Today and TomorrowChairman: Dr. Martin Knops,Senior Vice President R&D,REpower Systems SE,Osterrönfeld, GermanyFuture Rotor Blade DesignsChairman: Dr. Andrew Garrad,Chairman, GL Garrad Hassan,United KingdomExact Weather ForecastingModels and Operational SystemsChairman: Ignacio Láinez Aracama,Director, Evaluación Energética en EDPRenováveis, SpainEffective Vibration MonitoringChairman: Christian Nath, Senior AdvisorWind Energy, Barsbüttel, GermanyElectrical Components –Technologies for the FutureChairman: Stefan Franko, DirectorRenewable Energy, GE Power Conversion,Berlin, Germany14:15 Integrated testing strategy forgearboxesComplementary methods to develophigh quality and high reliable drive traincomponentsGearbox validation strategy according toan 8-Milestone validation planTechnical challenges for the developmentof drive train componentsGearbox reliability based on field resultsDr. Ralf Hambrecht, Head of Drive TrainTechnology RDD; co-author: Dr. MartinKnops, Senior Vice President R&D, REpowerSystems SE, Osterrönfeld, GermanyLoad reduction potential on large windturbinesEfficient reduction of aerodynamic loadsImplementation of active trailing edgeflaps to vary the turbine dynamicsSustainable improvement of theaero dynamic behavior of large windturbinesJaione Ortega Gómez, M.Sc., ResearchAssistant; co-author: Dr.-Ing. ClaudioBalzani, Department for Wind EnergySystems, Leibniz University Hanover,GermanyEnhancements of the mesoscalecommunity model for wind resourceassessmentOpen-source wind power assessmentsoftware based on MC2 modelNew space-time discretization scheme formesoscale modelingEnhanced 3D turbulence closure for theMC2 mesoscale modelAlex Geovanny Flores-Maradiaga, M.Sc.,Research Assistant; co-authors: Robert Benoit,Ph.D., École de Technologie Supérieure,University of Quebec, Montreal, ClaudeGirard, Ph.D, Meteorological Service, CanadaDecisive smart blade sensing –A vibration analysisSpecific strain sensor operational methodEssential field implementation for thedynamic behavior and structural integrityTest results and vibration analysisDawid Janse van Vuuren, M.Eng., R&DEngineer; co-authors: Dr. Detlef Krabe,Josef Wittl, Avago Technologies FiberGmbH, Regensburg, GermanyArtificial neural network control systemsfor Wind-PV hybrid power systemsPV array model: Direct conversion of solarenergy to electricityImplementing electrical analogues of thebiological neural networks (ANN)Innovative Wind-PV hybrid powersystemsKerim Karabacak, M.Sc., Lecturer, KutahyaTechnical Vocational School, DumlupinarUniversity, Kutahya, Turkey; co-author:Assist. Prof. Dr. Numan Cetin, Department ofSolar Energy, Ege University, Izmir, Turkey14:45 From component to system: Integrateddrive train developmentCharacteristics of a hybrid drive systemwith more than 96 % efficiencyMeasurement results of sub-systems andcomplete systemsRotor blade repairs with advanced UVcuring resin systemsTypical blade damages seen everywhereConsequences of neglection: Actual reallife casesReasons for a reactive instead ofShort-term wind forecasting on- andoffshoreIdentification of the current and theprospective usersAnalysis of the accuracy of the forecasts –Various scenariosEffective large scale wind turbinecondition monitoringRising challenges with conditionmonitoring of wind turbine fleetsscaling upTopology of wind turbine conditionS-Curve speed control for variable speedwind energy convertersOverview: Types of speed wind energyconvertersSpeed controlNon-linear controlDipl.-Phys. Florian Hanisch, VP Engineering;co-author: Dipl.-Chem. Mark Zundel,Winergy AG, Voerde, Germanypre-emptive approach on blademaintenanceRetrospect: Development of blade repairsover the last yearsVille Karkkolainen, B.BA., ManagingDirector, Bladefence, Vantaa, FinlandDifferences between on- and offshoreforecasting methodsShort- and medium-term developmentsand challengesDr. Lars Landberg, Senior Vice President,GL Garrad Hassan, Copenhagen, Denmark;co-author: Jeremy Parkes, GL GarradHassan, Bristol, United KingdommonitoringEfficient monitoring and SCADAintegrationDr. Axel Juhl, CEO R&D; co-author: KlausGram-Hansen, Gram & Juhl A/S, Vojens,DenmarkMPP-TrackingProf. Dr.-Ing. habil. ConstantinosSourkounis, Head of Power SystemsTechnology and Power Mechatronic,University of Bochum, Germany15:15 Reliable and competitive gearboxdesign solutions for 3 to 6.15 MW windturbinesProgressive concepts of planetary gearsOptimized application of bearingsIncrease of the operational availabilityDipl.-Ing. Jörg Litzba, DepartmentManager, Gearing & Gearbox ComponentTechnology, R&D Product Technology,ZF Wind Power Antwerpen, BelgiumImproving the reliability of rotor bladesthrough full life cycle managementSuccessful contracting strategiesSustainable production follow up andquality assurance managementTransportation and installation riskmanagementEffective inspection and maintenanceduring the operational periodJaap Olthoff, Quality AssuranceManagement, OUT Smart, JL Velp,The NetherlandsWind index and wind farm financingUsually applied wind and productionindexImplementation of additional independentindexes based on reanalysis dataInfluences on the energy yield probabilityDr. Heinz-Theo Mengelkamp, ManagingDirector; co-authors: Dipl-Geogr. JoachimGeyer, Dipl.-Geogr. Lasse Blanke, anemosGesellschaft für Umweltmeteorologie mbH,Reppenstedt, GermanyEfficient fault detection & faultdiagnosis on +4000 wind turbines usingvibration monitoringThe importance of choosing the mostadvantageous monitoring strategyHow to monitor more than 5 millionalarm limitsThe important role of the operatorCarsten Andersson, Project Manager,Remote Monitoring Group, B&K Vibro,Nærum, DenmarkComparison of generator and converterdrive train topologies for a 3 MWonshore turbineDifferent characteristics of generators:doubly fed, permanent magnet, cageinductionImportant cost of energy calculationsCapital equipment investmentcalculations for volume productionLow voltage versus medium voltageDr. Ross Hall, Global ApplicationsEngineer ing Leader, Wind Platform ProductLeader, Wind Generators, GE PowerConversion, Warwickshire, United Kingdom15:45 Verification process and results of afully integrated two-stage gear and PMGcombinationServiceability aspect as a part of theprocessEssential measurement resultsKari Uusitalo, M.Sc., Product ManagerWind Gears, Moventas Gears Oy, Jyväskylä,FinlandMaterial and component research forefficient rotor blade designCharacterization of static and fatiguepropertiesClassified fatigue formulation and lifecalculationResults from recent research projectsFull scale testing for validation of rotorbladesTim Westphal, M.Sc., Research Scientist,Knowledge Centre WMC, Wieringerwerf,The NetherlandsProduction losses due to icing –Techniques for forecasting and siteassessmentWRF model and the Makkonen formula tomodel ice accretionUsing historical wind power productiondata to find an empirical functionResults from trials of forecastingproduction lossesThe long-term variation of productionlosses due to icingMagnus Baltscheffsky, M.Sc., ModelDeveloper, Meteorologist; co-author:Stefan Söderberg, Ph.D., CEO, WeatherTechScandinavia AB, Uppsala, SwedenOn-site real-time load monitoring –The new standard for wind turbinesOptimal sensor portfolioFrom condition monitoring to loadmonitoringVerified examples for load monitoring fordamage preventionSensor technology and system structureJohannes Domke, MBA, M.Sc., BusinessField Manager for Renewable Energy;co-authors: Matthias Mörbe, Dr. RalfSchmidt, Bosch Engineering GmbH,Heilbronn, GermanyElectrical components in wind turbinedrive trains – The coordinated systemof generator and converter for highefficiency and maximum reliabilityDesign concepts, functioning,comparison of differentconverter-generator conceptsMarket-specific requirements: Full powerconverter & synchronous generatorPower outcome and grid supportRoom for improvement: OptimizationDipl.-Ing. Joachim Günther, RenewableEnergy Systems Technology, PCS PowerConverter Solutions, Berlin; co-author:Dipl.-Ing. Ralf Hanauer, VEM SachsenwerkGmbH, Dresden, Germany16:15 Coffee and Networking Break, Visit to ExhibitionIndustrial BoardIgnacio Láinez Aracama,Director, Evaluación Energética enEDP Renováveis, SpainMarkus Becker, CTO, KENERSYSGmbH, Münster, GermanyDr. Günther Berger,Vice President DevelopmentRenewable Energies, Bosch RexrothAG, Witten, GermanyStefan Franko, DirectorRenewable Energy, GE PowerConversion, Berlin, GermanyMa Hongbing, General Manager,Goldwind Science & TechnologyCo., Ltd., Beijing, ChinaJean Huby, Managing Director,AREVA Wind GmbH, Bremerhaven,Germany
TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 2013 – 1ST DAYIncreasing Reliability of MainShaft BearingsChairman: Markus Becker, CTO, KENERSYSGmbH, Münster, GermanyEffective Reliability and FailureAnalysis of Wind TurbinesChairman: Prof. Dr. Po Wen Cheng,Endowed Chair of Wind Energy, Instituteof Aircraft Design, University of Stuttgart,GermanyOffshore Certification andRisk AnalysisChairman: Christian Nath, Senior AdvisorWind Energy, Barsbüttel, GermanyInnovative Technology forVibration Control & DampingChairman: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Andreas Reuter,Managing Director,Fraunhofer Institute forWind Energy and Energy System Technology(IWES), Bremerhaven, GermanyAdvanced Technology Developmentsin Grid ConnectionChairman: Dr.-Ing. Kurt Rohrig, DeputyDirector, Fraunhofer Institute for WindEnergy and Energy System Technology(IWES), Kassel, Germany16:55 Field measurements for main shaftbearings of wind turbinesNewest experiences of real fieldmeasurementsExcessive motions – often proposed butnever ariseHypothesis: Stray current through mainbearings causing failuresOlle Bankeström, Programme Manager,AB SKF, Gothenburg, SwedenAn optimal age-replacement policy foroffshore blades with two-type damagesTypical types of damages due to harshmarine environmentIcing – A special challenge for offshorewind turbine bladesDr. Mahmood Shafiee, Research Associate,Department of Mathematical Sciences;co-authors: Prof. Michael Patriksson,A/Prof. Ann-Brith Strömberg, ChalmersUniversity of Technology, Gothenburg,SwedenHow certification and due diligencecontribute the profitability of offshoreprojectsThe role and relationship of typecertification vs. due diligenceNational and international contractualand regulatory requirementsInfluences of the project certification oncosts and benefitsPeter Maack, Certification Expert;co-author: Ivan Cuenca, Head of TechnicalDue Diligence – Wind Services, BureauVeritas Industry Services GmbH, Hamburg,GermanyOverall vibration values for highavailabilitywind turbinesPermissible overall vibration valuesSpecific improvements by multichannelvibration value monitoringEvaluation of the 2 nd committee draft ofISO 10816-21Dr. Edwin Becker, Head of Service andDiagnostic Center; co-author: Dipl.-Ing.Johann Lösl, Managing Director, Serviceand Diagnostic Center, PRÜFTECHNIKCondition Monitoring, Ismaning, Munich,GermanyAnalysis of the grid code effectiveness ofoffshore wind farmsEffectiveness and possible simplificationof prevailing requirements for HVDCconnection to the onshore gridSteady-state and fault behaviorinvestigationPossible modification of existing gridcodes towards a downsized steady-statereactive power supplyDipl.-Ing. Moritz Mittelstaedt, ResearchAssistant; co-authors: Dipl.-Wirt.-Ing.Andreas Roehder, Univ.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. ArminSchnettler, Department for High VoltageTechnology (IFHT), RWTH Aachen University,Germany17:25 Challenges and opportunities in theprediction of rolling bearing performancesBearing life using miscellaneous modelsand conceptsAppropriate braking and driving contactforces of bearing torquesPrecise risk prediction of cage andsmearing damageExperimental validation using large sizebearingsDr.-Eng. Luc Houpert, Senior Scientist,Product Technology, Timken Europe,Colmar, FranceTypical changes of main bearing of olderwind turbinesFavored opportunities vs. existing risks:technical, economical and operationalLessons learned from onsite repairRecycling and repowering versusrepairing and runningDipl.-Ing. Patrick Biwer, AssistantManager, Renewable Energies & ERP,Department of Renewable Energies,SEO S.A., LuxembourgWhat are the game changingcomponents that will optimize themaintenance process?The use of risk analysisEfficient combination of process datawith risk assessment toolsMaintenance process and itsimplementationDipl.-Ing. Saskia Greiner, M.Sc.,Department for Environmental- and Biotechnolgy,University of Bremen, GermanyThe advantages of cork composites innoise & vibration mitigationSpecific characteristics of cork structureBenefits and use in application of corkcompositesAdvantages of strong lightweightcomposite structuresCork composite vibration controlmaterials in transmission and distributionequipmentJoão Fernandes, M.ME., ApplicationEngineer; co-author: Antonio Coelho, M.CE.,Director of R&D, Amorim Cork Composites,Mozelos VFR, PortugalTime for change? – Grid situation inGermanyChallenges of grid connection fromplanning to feed-inGrid connection planning & networkcalculationAssignments and tasks to commissioningDipl.-Ing. Rainer Leskien, GridConnection for Wind Farms, Modelling andDesign of electrical Equipment; co-author:Dipl.-Ing. Gudrun Sachs, Grid connection,Wind & Site, Construction, e.n.o. energysystems GmbH, Rostock, Germany17:55 Innovative test of lubricants at tappedthread HV-jointsIn-depth comparison of lubricantpropertiesHV – Type fastenerOptimal friction coefficientCasting – The option of a tapped threadDipl. Ing. (FH) Ute Behrendt, StructuralAnalysis & Composites; co-author:Dipl.-Ing. Christian Reimer, MechanicalEngineer for Structural Analysis and BoltedDamage analysis and technicalrestoration in wind turbinesWell-known types of damages: fire, soot,water, corrosives, oil, etc. …Analysis, cases and samples ofcontaminationsLessons learned to increase the lifetimeof componentsImplementation of successful preventingconceptsRichard Done, UK General Manager,Risk assessment of offshore windturbine systemsFailure modes and effects analysis(FMEA)A look insight: A comparative studybased on the results of onshore againstoffshore wind turbinesHow do utilities calculate costs?Fateme Dinmohammadi, Researcher,Department of Industrial Engineering,Islamic Azad University-South TeheranAdaptive control of the PMSG baseddrive train for active vibration dampingOccurent torsional oscillations ofdirect-drive trainsChallenges of rotating with the optimaltip speed but suppress the torsionaloscillationProven acceptance test of stability by theLyapunov theoryDr. Liang Chen, Scientist, Drive and SystemTechnology; co-author: Dr. Jan Wenske,Automated design of inter-array cablesystems for large offshore wind farmsSignificant in-time reduction for manualand visual inspectionRe-verifications to reduce human errorssignificantlyComplex design solutions using the mostsignificant comparator – the investmentVictor Sellwood, M.Eng., MBA, C.Eng.MIET, Business Development Manager;co-author: Dr. Dusko Nedic, ExecutiveConnections, Suzlon Energy GmbH, Rostock,GermanyAREPA Ltd., Oxford, United KingdomBranch, Teheran, IranHead of Department, Fraunhofer Institutefor Wind Energy and Energy SystemTechnology (IWES), Bremerhaven, GermanyConsultant, Siemens PTI, SiemensTrans mission and Distribution Limited,Manchester, United Kingdom18:25 Challenges for main bearings in largesize wind turbines and suitable designapproaches for reliable and costefficient solutionsProven concepts to increase the flexibilityof large wind turbinesDynamic transient effects of the loadsand corresponding rolling and slidingbehaviorNew bearing solutions – Designed towithstand high dynamic load situationsDipl. Ing. (FH) Wolfgang Losert, CEO;co-author: Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Marc Reichhart,Project Engineer, EOLOTEC GmbH,Nuremberg, GermanyTypical damages at on- and offshorewind turbines and their successfulpreventionWhat has already happened?(Un-) typical damages and their impacton the reliability of wind turbinesWhy did it happen? (Un-) typical reasonsand triggerWhat is possible to do?Recommendations for design,specifications and quality assuranceDipl.-Ing. Jürgen Holzmüller,8.2 Ingenieurbüro, Aurich, GermanyEffective maritime collision analysisCertification of offshore wind turbinesSimulation of a maritime collisionbetween ship and OWTHull-retaining configuration of thefoundation structureExplicit FE-analysis with ANSYS/ LS-DynaAssessment of monopile and jacketstructuresDipl.-Ing. (FH) Bernhard Buchmeier,Technical Expert; co-author: Dipl.-Ing. BjörnKramer, Energy & Technology, ComponentEngineering, TÜV SÜD Industry Service,Munich, GermanyA Process for Data Driven PrognosticsEstimation of the remaining useful lifeAppropriate condition indicators (CIs)for gear fault detection, using the healthindicator (HI)Impressive demonstration of a gear faultrun to failure testEric Bechhoefer, M.S., Ph.D., ChiefEngineer, NRG Systems, Hinesburg – VT,USASupport of grid operation by wind farmsand wind farm clustersThe new role of wind farm clusters andvirtual power plantsNecessary frequency and voltage controlManagement of the occurrent congestionShort-term predictionDr.-Ing. Kurt Rohrig, Deputy Director,Head of Division Energy Economy andGrid Operation; co-authors: SebastianStock, Fraunhofer Institute for Wind Energyand Energy System Technology (IWES),Kassel, Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Lutz Hofmann,Department of Energy Supply and HighVoltage Engineering, Leibniz UniversityHanover, Germany18:55 End of conference day one19:00 Evening ReceptionAt the end of the first conference day we kindly invite you to our evening reception. Enhance your personal network and use the relaxed and informal atmosphere for deepening talks with other participants and speakers.Industrial BoardVolker Kendziorra, Managing Director,ENERCON Service Deutschland GmbH,Aurich, GermanyFrank V. Nielsen, COO, LM Windpower,Kolding, DenmarkJörg Scholle, Executive Vice President,Head of Global Engineer ing & ProductLine Management, Nordex SE, Hamburg/Rostock, GermanyStefan Tenbrock, CEO, Winergy AG,Voerde, GermanySven-Erik Thor, Head of Wind Researchand Development, Business Division AssetDevelopment, Vattenfall AB, Stockholm,Sweden
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