Real-time relocation of floating offshore wind turbine platforms for wind farm efficiency maximization: An assessment of feasibility and steady-state potential

Volume: 208, Pages: 107445 - 107445
Published: Jul 1, 2020
Abstract
This work examines the steady-state potential and feasibility of Yaw and Induction-based Turbine Repositioning (YITuR), which is a wind farm control concept that passively repositions floating offshore wind turbines using existing turbine control degrees of freedom. To this end, the Floating Offshore Wind Farm Simulator (FOWFSim) is developed to model steady-state wind farm power production while considering floating platform relocation....
Paper Details
Title
Real-time relocation of floating offshore wind turbine platforms for wind farm efficiency maximization: An assessment of feasibility and steady-state potential
Published Date
Jul 1, 2020
Volume
208
Pages
107445 - 107445
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