Abstract
As state of the art method the rainflow counting technique is presently applied everywhere in fatigue analysis. However, the author feels that the potential of the technique is not fully recognized in wind energy industries as it is used, most of the times, as a mere data reduction technique disregarding some of the inherent information of the rainflow counting results. The ideas described in the following aim at exploitation of this information and making it available for use in the design and verification process. (au)
Soeker, H
[1]
- Deutsches Windenergie-Institut (Germany)
Citation Formats
Soeker, H.
Rainflow counting revisited.
Denmark: N. p.,
1996.
Web.
Soeker, H.
Rainflow counting revisited.
Denmark.
Soeker, H.
1996.
"Rainflow counting revisited."
Denmark.
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title = {Rainflow counting revisited}
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abstractNote = {As state of the art method the rainflow counting technique is presently applied everywhere in fatigue analysis. However, the author feels that the potential of the technique is not fully recognized in wind energy industries as it is used, most of the times, as a mere data reduction technique disregarding some of the inherent information of the rainflow counting results. The ideas described in the following aim at exploitation of this information and making it available for use in the design and verification process. (au)}
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