DTU and DHI
Wednesday 30. Marts, 10:00-15:40
Towing of TetraSpar Demonstrator floating foundation with 3,6 MW wind turbine to test site near Stavanger in Norway in June 2021. Reproduced with permission of Stiesdal Offshore Technologies
Acceleration of the green transition is pushing renewable energy technologies to the limit. This seminar combines two areas of active research and development within green offshore energy; floating offshore wind turbine foundations and wave energy. Since both technologies are floating they share fluid dynamic properties and challenges.
Wind turbine parks are built further offshore and at higher water depths. This require new types of foundations and multiple companies are working on floating offshore foundations for very large wind turbines. One of those companies is Stiesdal Offshore Technologies and they will present how they tackled the complex fluid dynamics with lab scale test and CFD.
Wave energy has been long underway and is still missing a commercial breakthrough. Recent years a number of concepts have been tested with success and research within this field is gaining momentum. We will hear from some of the active players within wave energy both from industry and academia.
For practical reasons the seminar is split between DTU and DHI in Hørsholm. The first half of the seminar will take place at DTU and after lunch we relocate to DHI, where the seminar will proceed after a guided tour in the test facilities. The relocation will be in private cars and/or by bus 150S.
Address:
DTU Building 101A, møderum 1 DHI
Anker Engelunds Vej 1 & Agern Allé 5
2800 Kongens Lyngby 2970 Hørsholm
Program:
9:30 Registration
10:00 Welcome
Stig Staghøj Knudsen, DTU, Denmark
10:10 Small is Beautiful? Simulations of a Compact Wave Energy Converter for
Seabed Power and Communications
Robert Read, DTU, Denmark
10:40 Coffe break
11:10 Application of CFD in the design of floating wind turbine foundations
Amin Ghadirian, Stiesdal Offshore Technologies, Denmark
11:40 Creating confidence and removing uncertainty by numerical simulations
Rune P. Bloom, CrestWing, Denmark
12:10 Lunch and relocation to DHI
13:15 Guided tour in test facilities at DHI
14:00 Hybrid modelling for floating offshore wind developments – coupling physical
models, numerical models and data
Thor Ugelvig Petersen and Pietro Danilo Tomaselli, DHI, Denmark
14:30 Application of lab-scale experiments in the design of floating wind turbine
foundations
Thomas Raahauge Nielsen, Stiesdal Offshore Technologies, Denmark
15:00 Coffee break
15:30 How to handle inertia forces on Wavepiston full scale WEC systems
Kristian Glejbøl, Wavepiston, Denmark
16:00 Closing remarks
After the seminar we will have the general assembly of DANSIS in the same place. Please note that the general assembly will be in Danish.
Members of DANSIS can participate in the seminar free of charge. Non-members are also invited to participate at a fee of 400 DKK.
Please register for the seminar no later than Monday 28th of March.
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