The object of the project was to determine the wave impact on wind turbines and test ways to reduce such impacts. The project showed that all major wave loads are caused by breaking waves and that
The project developed a computer method for quantifying wind turbine structural loads caused by fault ride-through (FRT) requirements. Exemplified in the case of an active stall wind turbine this
The project measured switch transients and voltage quality for three different turbine types in three offshore wind farms: Nysted, Horns Rev and Burbo Banks. The project documented voltage conditions
The object of the project was to furnish a dimensioning basis for future offshore wind turbine foundations. This work contributed to greater understanding of erosion conditions around monopole
The object of the project was to develop an experimental method for estimating the modal properties of wind turbines during operation. OMA (Operational Modal Analysis) proved suitable for
This project is one of several projects with the common purpose of predicting electricity generation from a wind farm for up to 48-60 hours based on meteorological forecasts.
This project, HAVDIM2004, aimed primarily at analysing already accessible measurement data from the two Danish offshore wind farms Horns Rev 1 and Nysted Offshore Wind Farm. The project focused on
This project demonstrated that further improvement and automation of wind power predictions within a 48-hour horizon is possible if the underlying tools such as WPPT (Wind Power Prediction Tool)
The object of this project was to show the existence of high-frequency fluctuations. The measurement of these fluctuations and the subsequent frequency analyses revealed that these frequencies may be
The object was to improve existing PARK models for calculating array losses for wind farms with focus on large offshore wind farms. The project shows that intelligent use of the model parameters
The compiled measuring results and modelling tests produced a scientifically founded basis for providing recommendations for future offshore wind farms in respect of mutual distances between farms and
The project establishes a new model of the Danish electricity system in the form of two buses (east and west Denmark), to which new models of load and production units are connected in the form of