10089_001.pdf - Load set calculation - ECN
10089_001.pdf - Load set calculation - ECN
10089_001.pdf - Load set calculation - ECN
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<strong>Load</strong> <strong>set</strong> <strong>calculation</strong> DOWEC 6MW H. Efdé<br />
6 Conclusion.<br />
Based on the turbine description of <strong>ECN</strong> ref. [3] a PhatasIV load <strong>set</strong> has been generated. With the<br />
results of this final load <strong>set</strong> the components of the turbine can be checked by NEG Micon or <strong>ECN</strong> for<br />
ultimate and fatigue loads according to the IEC and DNV regulations.<br />
From the results of the load cases it is shown that the turbine behaviour is conform the load <strong>set</strong><br />
description given by NEG Micon ref. [2]. But the extreme loads are not in accordance with the<br />
expectations. When table 10 is compared with ref. [13] it can be concluded that the maximum tower<br />
top tilt moment Myt[02] is 1.7 times higher than calculated statically. The highest tower bottom tilt<br />
moment Myt[01] is 2.5 times higher than expected.<br />
A possible cause for this large difference might be the <strong>ECN</strong> modelling that allows short generator<br />
overshoots while originally the 6MW was considered to be an absolute highest value.<br />
Key load cases are used to calculate DOWEC design variations. Of the most important parameters<br />
tables with extreme values and 1Hz equivalent signals can be found on CD C45.04/01.03/03. To make<br />
the large amount of data understandable, it has been used to calculate relative turbine costs and<br />
changes in cost of energy.<br />
It is shown that tower frequency and turbine control have the largest influence on the cost of energy.<br />
An increase or decrease in tower frequency of more than 0.1Hz, a lower tipspeed or the use of peak<br />
shaving will have a beneficial influence on the cost of energy of the 6MW DOWEC.<br />
R45.04/01.03/03 Stentec, 3-1-03 page 23