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Numerical Modelling of Offshore Wind Energy Systems

Numerical Modelling of Offshore Wind Energy Systems

Paperback

Series: Wind Energy Engineering

Technology & EngineeringGeneral Science

PREORDER - Expected ship date March 1, 2027

ISBN10: 0443332045
ISBN13: 9780443332043
Publisher: Academic Press
Published: Mar 1 2027
Pages: 450
Language: English
Numerical Modelling of Offshore Wind Energy Systems, the latest release in Elsevier's Wind Energy Engineering series, is a thorough, systematic guide to numerical modeling and code development in the offshore wind energy field. The book begins by introducing offshore wind energy and reviewing widely-used numerical simulation tools and the fundamental knowledge essential for performing fully coupled analysis of offshore wind turbines. The second part of the book focuses on numerical modeling techniques for fixed-bottom turbines followed by detailed coverage of floating turbines. In both cases, in-depth case studies are presented to help readers understand the dynamic behavior of the relevant systems.

The final section of the book explores numerical modelling techniques as applied to novel concepts and future trends, including twin-rotor wind energy systems, integration with marine energy resources, multi-energy hybrid floating systems, and other areas. This latest volume will be of interest to all those involved in the design, development, and installation of offshore wind turbines, floating energy systems, and wave-wind-current hybrid systems, including researchers, students, engineers, and other practitioners.

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