Papers

Although the wind energy technology is considered to be one of the most mature renewable energy technologies, development and improvements is pivotal to make wind generated power more abundant an even more competitive energy. Knowledge sharing plays an important role in moving continued innovation forward.

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DNV has worked with the wind industry since the mid-80s. Today we are the leading certification body for onshore and offshore wind turbines and support structures. To meet customers and share knowledge, DNV employees travel to conferences and exhibitions to present their work.

Below you can browse and download papers related to wind turbines written by DNV employees and presented at conferences or exhibitions or in international journals:

TitlePlaceYear
Offshore Foundations – Certification Experiences*Global Wind Power Beijing2008
Future Perspectives for Design and Testing of Wind Turbine BladesDNV Work shop2008
Optimisation of blade testing - A practical application of Damage tolerance*EWEC Bruxelles2008
Materials Challenges in Present and Future Wind EnergyMRS Bulletin2008
Finite Element Analysis - Confidence added to Ultimate Capacity Assessment*EOW Berlin2007
Fatigue Damage of Offshore Wind Turbines in Tidal Areas*EOW Berlin2007
Driving solutions for clean and economical energy production. Experience and key learnings from Europe and the US*World Energy Conf.2007
New Risks and Rewards in Offshore Wind Energy*Shanghai Offsh. wind2007
Finite element analysis of large diameter grouted connections*OMAE2007
Getting your feet wet. New risks and rewards in offshore wind energy*OMAE2007
Revision of DNV design standard for offshore wind turbine structures*OMAE2007
Full scale testing of blades: now, and for the future*EWEC Milan2007
Revision of DNV standard for offshore wind turbine structures*EWEC Milan2007
Qualification of materials and blades for wind turbinesRisø2006
Implementation of OPTIMAT in Technical StandardsOPTIMAT Athens2006
New guidance for the development of wind turbine bladesOffshore wind2005
Design Basis for Offshore Wind StructuresOffshore wind2005
Geotechnical Analysis RequirementsOffshore wind2005
Site Specific Certification of Offshore Wind Farms*EWEA2004
State-of-the-art design standard specific developed and applicable for offshoreN.A. WindPower2004
Structural design of grouted connection in offshore steel monopile foundationsChicago2004
Experience and prospects of Type Certification according to IEC WT 01*EWEC Madrid2003
DNV Rules for Offshore Wind Turbine Structures*EWEC Madrid2003
EWEC 2003 Conference Presentation*EWEC2003
EWEC 2003 Exhibition Presentation*EWEC2003
Fatigue design of offshore wind turbines and support structures*OWEMES 2003
Project Certification of Offshore Wind Farms Naples2003
Project Certification and the Danish Design RecommendationHamburg2002
Harmonisation of European wind turbine certificationCopenhagen2001
Project Certification of Offshore Wind FarmsBrussels2001
Optimization of a design code for wind-turbine rotor blades in fatigueEng. Struct. 232001
Reliability-based design of wind-turbine rotor blades against failure in ultimate loadingEng. Struct. 222000
Harmonisation of wind turbine certification in Europe; Joule project EWTCNice1999
Prodeto, a computer code for probalistic fatigue designNice1999
Variability of extreme flap loads during turbine operationNice1999
Reliability-based fatigue design of wind-turbine rotor bladesEng. Struct. 211999
Experience with certification of wind turbinesGothenburg1996
Method to predict fatigue lifetimes of GRP wind turbine blades and comparison with experimentsGothenburg1996
Calibration of partial safety factors for design of wind-turbine rotor blades against fatigue failure in flapwise bendingGothenburg1996

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Several papers within relevant topics like hydrodynamics, wave statistics, geotechnics, structural analyses, fatigue of steel structures etc. have been presented by DNV employees on conferences like OMAE, ISOPE and OTC. These papers have been worked out in connection with our work for the oil & gas industry, but they are equally relevant for the offshore wind industry.

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