Publications
- A Reliability Study of Nylon Mooring Lines for Floating Wind Turbines
- Properties of Polyamide Ropes for Mooring Applications
- Creep and Recovery Characteristics of Polyamide 6 Yarn in Water at Various Temperatures
- Mechanical Properties of Nylon Yarn for Use in Wind Turbine Moorings at Various Water Temperatures Read the publication
- Investigating Morison Modeling of Viscous Forces by Steep Waves on Columns of a Fixed Floating Offshore Wind Turbine (FOWT) Using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Read the publication
- Data-driven, non-linear ship response prediction based on time series of irregular, long-crested sea states amidships Read the publication
- Contribution of Waves to Horizontal Low Frequency Motions of Floating Offshore Wind Turbines
- Combination of potential theory and morison-like viscous drag terms in the hydrodynamic model of a 12 mw semi-submersible floating wind turbine
- A Wave Drift Force Model for Semi-Submersible Types of Floating Wind Turbines in Large Waves and Current Read the publication
- Comparison of Morison Forces With CFD Modelling for a Surface Piercing Column of a FOWT
Other
- Creep and Recovery Characteristics of Polyamide 6 Yarn in Water at Various Temperatures
- Properties of Polyamide Ropes for Mooring Applications.
- CFD study of FOWT VIM under towing operations
- Mechanical properties of nylon yarns for floating wind turbine mooring ropes
- Corrigendum to “Assessment of nylon versus polyester ropes for mooring of floating wind turbines” [Ocean Engineering, 278 (June 2023)] (Ocean Engineering (2023) 278, (S0029801823007230), (10.1016/j.oceaneng.2023.114339))
- Effect of body motion on the wave loads computed with CFD on the INO-WINDMOOR floater
- Ocean basin tests with the mooring sense floating wind turbine - Methods, challenges and preliminary observations.
- Influence of synthetic rope stiffness models on mooring analysis of floating offshore wind turbines
- Comparison of Morison Forces with CFD Modelling for a Surface Piercing Column of a FOWT
- Prediction of Heave and Pitch Low Frequency Wave Forces and Motions of a Semi-Submersible Floating Wind Turbine and Comparison With Model Test Data