Abstract
The objective of this report is to examine the electrical and control aspects of the installation of a single demonstration wind turbine, or an array of wind turbines in an off-shore location. Although the conclusions in this summary relate to a specific site, the findings are of more general application to other sites not more than 10 km off-shore and for wind not exceeding 500 kW peak power output. The scope of work covered electrical power, electronic data gathering, and communication and control equipment. The topics examined included: identification of modification needed to the electrical and control systems to make an onshore wind turbine design suitable for operation off-shore; control of the turbine and auxiliary equipment; sea-to-shore power transmission by submarine cable, and grid connection; sea-to-shore communications; and experimental data acquisition. (author)
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Feasibility study for a prototype offshore wind turbine. V. 3. Appendices.
United Kingdom: N. p.,
1993.
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Feasibility study for a prototype offshore wind turbine. V. 3. Appendices.
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1993.
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title = {Feasibility study for a prototype offshore wind turbine. V. 3. Appendices}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The objective of this report is to examine the electrical and control aspects of the installation of a single demonstration wind turbine, or an array of wind turbines in an off-shore location. Although the conclusions in this summary relate to a specific site, the findings are of more general application to other sites not more than 10 km off-shore and for wind not exceeding 500 kW peak power output. The scope of work covered electrical power, electronic data gathering, and communication and control equipment. The topics examined included: identification of modification needed to the electrical and control systems to make an onshore wind turbine design suitable for operation off-shore; control of the turbine and auxiliary equipment; sea-to-shore power transmission by submarine cable, and grid connection; sea-to-shore communications; and experimental data acquisition. (author)}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1993}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {Feasibility study for a prototype offshore wind turbine. V. 3. Appendices}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The objective of this report is to examine the electrical and control aspects of the installation of a single demonstration wind turbine, or an array of wind turbines in an off-shore location. Although the conclusions in this summary relate to a specific site, the findings are of more general application to other sites not more than 10 km off-shore and for wind not exceeding 500 kW peak power output. The scope of work covered electrical power, electronic data gathering, and communication and control equipment. The topics examined included: identification of modification needed to the electrical and control systems to make an onshore wind turbine design suitable for operation off-shore; control of the turbine and auxiliary equipment; sea-to-shore power transmission by submarine cable, and grid connection; sea-to-shore communications; and experimental data acquisition. (author)}
place = {United Kingdom}
year = {1993}
month = {Dec}
}