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Home›Offshore Wind›Sway Locates Sank Wind Turbine Test Model (Norway)
Offshore Wind

November 30, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Sway Locates Sank Wind Turbine Test Model (Norway)

The down-scaled 1:6 test model met full scale extreme weather and sank during the extreme storm “Berit”. The turbine was located at the test site, and inspected by ROV. Structural damages are minor, and the model will be recovered soon. The time needed to repair it will then be assessed. Even though

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The down-scaled 1:6 test model met full scale extreme weather and sank during the extreme storm “Berit”.

The turbine was located at the test site, and inspected by ROV. Structural damages are minor, and the model will be recovered soon. The time needed to repair it will then be assessed. Even though the effect of the extreme storm “Berit” would not be a problem for a full scale turbine this incident will certainly give us important and valuable experience.

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Offshore WIND staff, November 30, 2011; Image: sway

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