Design load basis for onshore turbines-revision 00

MH Hansen, K Thomsen, A Natarajan, A Barlas - 2015 - orbit.dtu.dk
MH Hansen, K Thomsen, A Natarajan, A Barlas
2015orbit.dtu.dk
DTU Wind Energy is not designing and manufacturing wind turbines and do therefore not
need a Design Load Basis (DLB) that is accepted by a certification body. However, to assess
the load consequences of innovative features and devices added to existing turbine
concepts or new turbine concept developed in our research, it is useful to have a full DLB
that follows the current design standard and is representative of a general DLB used by the
industry. It will set a standard for the design load evaluations performed at DTU Wind …
Abstract
DTU Wind Energy is not designing and manufacturing wind turbines and do therefore not need a Design Load Basis (DLB) that is accepted by a certification body. However, to assess the load consequences of innovative features and devices added to existing turbine concepts or new turbine concept developed in our research, it is useful to have a full DLB that follows the current design standard and is representative of a general DLB used by the industry. It will set a standard for the design load evaluations performed at DTU Wind Energy, which is aligned with the challenges faced by the industry and therefore ensures that our research continues to have a strong foundation in this interaction. Furthermore, the use of a full DLB that follows the current standard can improve and increase the feedback from the research at DTU Wind Energy to the international standardization of design load calculations.
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