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Roger Skjetne

0000-0001-9289-1450

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Active heave compensation of floating wind turbine installation using a catamaran construction vessel

2021

Abstract The application of floating wind turbines is limited by the high cost that increases with the water depth. Offshore installation and maintenance continue to consume a high percentage of the project budget. To improve the installation efficiency of the floating offshore wind turbine, a novel concept is proposed by the SFI MOVE project. Several wind turbine superstructure components are preassembled onshore and carried to the installation site by a catamaran construction vessel. Each assembly can then be installed using only one lift, and the concept is less sensitive to weather conditions. In this paper, a control algorithm of the proposed hydraulic active heave compensator system i…

Wind powerbusiness.industryMechanical Engineering0211 other engineering and technologies020101 civil engineeringOcean EngineeringFloating wind turbine02 engineering and technologyActive heave compensationTurbine0201 civil engineeringLift (force)Offshore wind powerMechanics of MaterialsEnvironmental scienceGeneral Materials ScienceSparHydraulic machinerybusiness021101 geological & geomatics engineeringMarine engineeringMarine Structures
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Active Single-Blade Installation Using Tugger Line Tension Control and Optimal Control Allocation

2020

Blade (geometry)Computer scienceControl theoryMechanical EngineeringTension controlPID controllerOcean EngineeringLine (text file)Optimal controlCivil and Structural EngineeringInternational Journal of Offshore and Polar Engineering
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Integrated GNSS/IMU Hub Motion Estimator for Offshore Wind Turbine Blade Installation

2019

Abstract Offshore wind turbines (OWTs) have become increasingly popular for their ability to harvest clean offshore wind energy. Bottom-fixed foundations are the most used foundation type. Because of its large diameter, the foundation is sensitive to wave loads. For typical manually assisted blade-mating operations, the decision to perform the mating operation is based on the relative distance and velocity between the blade root center and the hub, and in accordance with the weather window. Hence, monitoring the hub real-time position and velocity is necessary, whether the blade installation is conducted manually or automatically. In this study, we design a hub motion estimation algorithm f…

0209 industrial biotechnologyComputer scienceMechanical EngineeringAerospace EngineeringEstimator02 engineering and technologyKalman filterSensor fusion01 natural sciencesComputer Science ApplicationsOffshore wind power020901 industrial engineering & automationControl and Systems EngineeringInertial measurement unitControl theoryGNSS applications0103 physical sciencesSignal ProcessingTrajectory010301 acousticsSmoothingCivil and Structural Engineering
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