Final report for WP4.3: Enhancement of design methods ... - Upwind
Final report for WP4.3: Enhancement of design methods ... - Upwind
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DLC 6.2a considers a turbine idling in 50-year storm conditions during grid loss, meaning the yaw system<br />
is inactive, resulting in significant yaw misalignments. Thus, wind direction shall be considered misaligned<br />
to the rotor axis between 30 deg and 180 deg (in 30 deg steps). The remaining load case setup equals<br />
DLC 6.1a despite <strong>for</strong> the support structure orientation and the wind-wave misalignment. The support orientation<br />
shall be determined by the support orientation <strong>for</strong> DLC 6.1a that resulted in maximum loads. Accordingly,<br />
wind-wave misalignment shall account <strong>for</strong> those site-specific values that resulted in maximum<br />
loads <strong>for</strong> DLC 6.1a.<br />
Again, during load case computation, the influence <strong>of</strong> the aerodynamic wake model should be taken care<br />
<strong>of</strong>.<br />
DLC 2.2: Safety system fault<br />
- Vin < V < Vout ; Hs(V) ; Tp(V)<br />
- NTM model <strong>for</strong> turbulent wind<br />
- Wind bin width 2m/s<br />
- One Hs, Tp-combination per wind bin<br />
- Wind misalignment +8 deg or -8 deg<br />
- 6 to 10 seeds per wind bin<br />
- Wind and waves in line<br />
- Two support structure orientations (0°; 45°)<br />
The setup is comparable to DLC 1.2 in the step one fatigue analysis. For reason <strong>of</strong> preliminary jacket <strong>design</strong>,<br />
safety system fault computations may be limited to one significant pitch fault at high wind speeds<br />
(near cut-out). It is conservatively proposed to assume all blades turn to fine (with a reasonable average<br />
pitch rate such as 5 deg/s) until the safety system is activated again by reaching the safety system overspeed<br />
limit.<br />
DLC 1.6: Power production in 50-year sea state<br />
- 0.8 Vr; Vr; 1.2 Vr; Vout<br />
- NTM model <strong>for</strong> turbulent wind<br />
- 50 year sea state with embedded Hmax,50 wave<br />
- Wind misalignment +8 deg or -8 deg<br />
- 6 to 10 seeds per wind speed<br />
- Wind and waves in line<br />
- Two support structure orientations (0°; 45°)<br />
DLC 1.6 represents power production in turbulent wind conditions and a 50-year sea state. For conservative<br />
reason <strong>of</strong> preliminary jacket <strong>design</strong>, an embedded wave with a maximum 1-year wave height (Hmax,1)<br />
may be assumed. Furthermore, a minimum <strong>of</strong> 6 wind seeds shall be computed in combination with wind<br />
misalignment and seeds <strong>for</strong> sea states as described <strong>for</strong> DLC 1.2.<br />
DLC 2.3 (DLC 1.5 in GL standard [31]): Generator cut-out<br />
- Vr ± 2m/s and Vout ; Hs(V) ; Tp(V)<br />
- EOG1<br />
- Rotor start position 0 – 90 deg (30 deg steps)<br />
- Generator cut-out at 3 time instants<br />
- Wind misalignment +8 deg or -8 deg<br />
- Wind and waves in line<br />
- Two support structure orientations (0°; 45°)<br />
DLC 2.3 represents a load situation <strong>of</strong> a turbine in power production during a one-year gust (EOG1) that<br />
looses the generator torque due to a generator cut-out from the grid. The grid loss shall be considered at<br />
the three time instants, lowest wind speed, highest gust acceleration, maximum wind speed (see GL 2005<br />
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