The objective of Task 25 is to analyse and further develop the methodology to assess the impact of wind power on power systems. The Task has established an international forum for exchange of
The project has generally aim to support Denmark´s participation in the “IEA Wind Energy R & D Implementing Agreement” in 2013 through participation in the Agreement Steering Committee (“Executive
Currently, individual wind turbines can estimate their possible power of during down-regulation. For large offshore wind power plants, the sum of those signals is larger than the possible power of the
The overall objective of the project is to develop a cost-efficient Lidar wind sensor to be integrated on individual wind turbine in order to maximize power production and minimize dynamic load on the
The purpose is to develop and demonstrate methods for cableinstallation, which via improved cable
fabrication and installation can reduce costs for installation of array-, infield- and export cables
To develop and demonstrate the value of a yaw control kit for wind turbines, which continuously measures
the wind direction in front of a wind turbine and subsequently turns the turbine almost
To develop, prepare for market and demonstrate an applicable method for regaining operational life of
installed wind turbine blades with structural defects based on Bladena’s patented technologies for
To improve the efficiency of wind turbine and wind turbine farms using synchronized sensors on wind
turbines, their wings, and in wind fields. The technology is used in development, test, modeling
Based on participation in the IEA Annex 29 Mexnext II, the objective is to validate and improve a number of different aerodynamic and aeroelastic numemrical models used by both research institutions
The aim of the project was to analyze the environmental effects of wind turbines during manufacturing and after disposal in a long term perspective and to give societal recommendations in relation to
The purpose of the project is to verify, refine and develop micrometeorological tools for the estimation of load-critical wind conditions in landscapes in Denmark and Europe, where wind turbines (and
The aims of the project was enhancing and further developing a model system capable of analysing and predicting the wind and the potential wind energy in Denmark.
The overall objective with the project has been to develop and verify a model for assessment of the interaction between a wind farm and the power systern.
The project has comprised the following six milestones: a) status on 2D and 3D CFD computations, b) implementation of improved aerodynamic and structural sub models in the aeroelastic codes FLEX4 and