A framework for data integration of offshore wind farms

Nguyen, Trinh Hoang; Prinz, Andreas; Friisø, Trond; Nossum, Rolf; Tyapin, Ilya

doi:10.1016/j.renene.2013.05.002

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“…Jacob Ladenburg and Bernd M€ oller (Ladenburg and M€ oller, 2011) investigated the effect of travel distance to the nearest offshore wind farm and the wind farms attributes on attitude towards offshore wind farms. Trinh Hoang Nguyen et al (Nguyen et al, 2013) performed the development of a framework for data integration to optimize the remote operations of offshore wind farms. Moreover, they presented a proposal for solving the data integration problem in the form of a novel data integration framework.…”

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A novel hybrid MCDM approach for offshore wind farm site selection: A case study of Iran

Fetanat

Khorasaninejad

2015

Ocean & Coastal Management

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A novel hybrid MCDM approach for offshore wind farm site selection: A case study of Iran

Fetanat

Khorasaninejad

2015

Ocean & Coastal Management

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“…Arshad and O'Kelly [2] reviewed different offshore windturbine structures giving different ideas with respect to maintenance operation and costs. Nguyen et al [25] proposed a framework for data integration of offshore wind farms while Shires [31] design optimization of an offshore vertical axis wind turbine. Recently Casau et al [8] proposed a set-valued approach to FDI and FTC of wind turbines and Laura and Vincente [9] analyzed the lifecycle cost for floating offshore wind farms.…”

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Minimizing maintenance cost for offshore wind turbines following multi-level opportunistic preventive strategy

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a b s t r a c tCost of energy generated from offshore wind is impacted by maintenance cost to a great extent. Cost of maintenance depends primarily on the strategy for performing maintenance. In this paper a maintenance cost model for offshore wind turbine components following multilevel opportunistic preventive maintenance strategy is formulated. In this strategy, opportunity for performing preventive actions on components is taken while a failed component is replaced. Two kinds of preventive actions are considered, preventive replacement and preventive maintenance. In the former, components that undergo that action become as good as new (i.e., the replaced components, are not just as good as new, but are actually new), but in the latter, ages of components are reduced to some degree depending on the level of maintenance action. Total cost associated with maintenance depends on the setting of age groups that determine which component should be preventively maintained and to what degree. Through optimum selection of the number of age groups, cost of maintenance can be minimized. A model is formulated where total maintenance cost is expressed as a function of number of age groups for components. A numerical study is used to illustrate the model. The results show that total cost of maintenance is significantly impacted by number of age groups and age thresholds set for components.

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“…Thus, a fault within the yaw system of a particular WT for example, is communicated with the specific turbine and location information. An extension of the communication standard to incorporate additional tags for OWFs as specified in [36] may be considered while increasing the number of CM systems to be monitored.…”

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Towards farm-level health management of offshore wind farms for maintenance improvements

Kandukuri

Robbersmyr

Karimi

2015

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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This paper studies a conceptual architecture for health management of offshore wind farms. To this aim, various necessary enablers of a health management system are presented to improve reliability and availability while optimizing maintenance costs. The main focus lies on improving existing condition monitoring systems based on concepts of condition-based maintenance and reliability centered maintenance. A brief review of the relevant state-of-the-art is presented and gaps to be filled towards realization of such health management system are discussed.

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A framework for data integration of offshore wind farms

Cited by 45 publications

References 9 publications

A novel hybrid MCDM approach for offshore wind farm site selection: A case study of Iran

A novel hybrid MCDM approach for offshore wind farm site selection: A case study of Iran

Minimizing maintenance cost for offshore wind turbines following multi-level opportunistic preventive strategy

Towards farm-level health management of offshore wind farms for maintenance improvements

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