Advancements in Offshore Wind Farm Technologies and Infrastructure
Wednesday, 7 May
Room 606
Technical Session
This session will focus on geotechnical and engineering aspects of offshore wind turbine installations from mooring systems and anchors to stress simulations. The session will also examine repurposing of offshore oil and gas platforms for alternative energy generation including wind, and for supplemental energy supply to existing offshore infrastructure. Examples will be shared from several settings around the globe.
Session Chairperson(s)
Sponsoring Society:
- American Association of Petroleum Geologists (AAPG)
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1400-1418 35606An Optimized Universal Spread Mooring System for Utility Scale Floating Offshore Wind Farms
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1420-1438 35634Considering the Uncertainty of CPT-qc in Assessing Holding Capacity and Trajectory of Drag Embedded Anchor for Offshore Wind Farms in Taiwan
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1440-1458 35805Effect of Seismic Peak Ground Acceleration on the Performance of Shared Suction Caisson Anchors in Clay for Floating Offshore Wind Turbines
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1500-1518 35964Repurposing Typical GOM Platforms for Wind Power and Hydrogen Generation - Design and Economics
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1520-1538 35777Design and Demonstration of a Nylon Semi-Taut Mooring System for a 225-kW Floating Wind Turbine off the Coast of Maine
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1540-1558 35748Consideration of Creep and Relaxation on the Fatigue Life of Copper Conductors in Dynamic Cables
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1600-1618 35902Analysis Of Wind Potential on FPSO Platform Relating Lidar Wind Measurement to Reanalysis Data
