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Versatile and flexibly employable service:... 2 Comments
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Versatile and flexibly employable service: automated optimization of floaters

Posted in Wind research Published on October 7, 2020 Authors Dipl.-Ing. Philipp Thomas

Authors: Dr. Eng. Mareike Leimeister, Dipl.-Ing. Philipp Thomas Compared with conventional offshore wind turbines, “floaters” open up enormous wind energy potential, as they allow development of so many offshore locations in deep waters. The Fraunhofer IWES has been developing a…

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Tagged Floating, Floating Wind Farm, Integrated System Simulation
One Year of the New European Wind Atlas
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One Year of the New European Wind Atlas

Posted in Wind research Published on September 27, 2020 Authors Dr. Julia Gottschall and Dr. Martin Dörenkämper

The New European Wind Atlas (NEWA) has been available for over a year now. The result of an ambitious project is being closely followed by both the scientific community and the wind industry. The first anniversary of NEWA should be seized…

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Tagged Aerodynamics, Data Science, Site Assessment
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Applied research at Fraunhofer IWES

Posted in Wind people, Wind research Published on September 2, 2020 Authors M.Sc. Matthis Graßmann

Getting to grips with research: The time my research project involved a hammer and screwdriver – a somewhat different kind of experience report. As a research associate at the Fraunhofer IWES, my day-to-day work involves the simulation of large rolling…

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Tagged Blade Bearing, Experience
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Zukunftsbrücken Bremen:

Podcastgespräch

This episode of Zukunftsbrücken Bremen focuses on wind energy, hydrogen and the question of how engineers can actively contribute to the energy transition.

German Audio Only

Guests
Dipl.-Phys. Nora Denecke, Jannis Vervoort,
Madeleine Graßmann


Fraunhofer-Podcast: »Quo vadis Windenergie?«

Windenergieanlage

»With the expansion of wind energy, the energy revolution can and will succeed. In addition, economic sectors related to wind energy will be strengthened and jobs secured.«

German Audio Only

Guests:
Dr. Martin Dörenkämper
und Dr.-Ing. Steffen Czichon

Book recommendations

Meer-Wind-Strom
  • Sea-Wind-Power
    Research at the
    first German offshore
    wind farm Alpha Ventus


    Authors:
    Michael Durstewitz
    Bernhard Lange

Wind Turbine System Design
  • Wind Turbine System
    Design

    Volume 1: Nacelles,
    drivetrains and verification


    Edited by:
    Jan Wenske

Wind Turbine System Design
  • Wind Turbine System
    Design

    Volume 2: Electrical
    systems, grid integration,
    control and monitoring


    Edited by:
    Jan Wenske

Handbook of Wind Energy Aerodynamics
  • Handbook of
    Wind Energy
    Aerodynamics


    Edited by:
    Bernhard Stoevesandt et al.

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