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Wind Topics @ BruWind Research Groups
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Noise & Vibration
Research group: Acoustics and Vibration AVRG
Topics: Operational Modal Parameter Estimation, Load and Source Identification,
Structural Health Monitoring, Advanced measurement techniques
Strength & Materials
Research group: Mechanics of Materials and Constructions MEMC
Topics: Composite materials, Biaxial Material Behavior, Subcomponent testing
Aerodynamics and Aeroelastics
Research group: Fluid Mechanics & Thermodynamics FTRG
Topics: CFD simulation over complex terrains, Wind Farm Optimization
Simulation of individual wind turbines
Research group: Industrile Wetenschappen en Technologie IWT
Topics: Siting studies en wind resource assessment using CFD and wind measurements
Sensors and measurement techniques
Research group: Electrochemical and Surface Engineering SURF
Topics: Corrosion management Corrosion sensors
Research group: Vakgroep Toegepaste Natuurkunde & Fotonica - TONA
Topics: Optical Fiber Sensors
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Wind Topics @ BruWind Research Groups
Generator, Power Electronics, Grid Integration
Research group: Electrical Engineering and Power Electronics ETEC
Topics: Monitoring, Grid intergration
Control Systems and Automation
Research group: MECH
Topics: Controle algorithms
Environmental Issues
Research group: Acoustics and Vibration AVRG
Topics: Noise Pollution
Trading Energy, Wind energy Economics
Research group: Bedrijfseconomie en strategisch beleid - BEDR
Topics: Wind energy Economics
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AVRG ResearchDynamic Behavior of Wind Turbines
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Operational Modal Parameter Identification
GOAL S:
Development of OMA techniques using transmissibility measurements Development of Operational Modal Analysis with Exogenous inputs Development of OMA solutions for non white-noise excitations and harmonics 1P, 3P, ..
Project: Operational Modal Analysis using transmissibility measurements (FWO Christof Devriendt)Transmissibility Function is a ratio
between 2 responses measuredduring a certain loading condition
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AVRG ResearchLoad and Source Identification
Load and Source Identification
GOALS:
Identifying time-varying wind loads on structures from in situ vibration response data using inversemethods
Identifying acoustic sources on structures from in situ pressure data using inverse methods
Project: Inverse identification of wind loads on structures (FWO project ism KULeuven)
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Structural Health Monitoring of Wind TurbinesGOALS:
Acquiring and testing state of the art monitoring systems e.g. fiber optic sensors Development of advanced data processing techniques SHM of blades, towers and foundations using OMA and Transmissibility measurements
Project: Offshore Wind Infrastructure Project (IWT project ism Sirris)
The development of an algorithm for structural health monitoring during
changing operational forces using distributed sensor networks transmissibilityfunctions as primary data
AVRG ResearchStructural Health Monitoring
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AVRG ResearchAdvanced measurement techniques
Non-contact measurement, visualization and analysis ofstructural vibrations
In combination with Modal Analysis software a strong tool todetermine the resonate frequencies, damping factors andmode shapes
Potential in the fields of modal analysis testing and structuralhealth monitoring of wind turbines
Long distant LDV can measure up to a distant of 200m
Long distant LDV
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CFD Simulations over Complex TerrainsFTRG ResearchCFD simulations over complex terrains
Wind Flow over complex terrainsNew Meshing Strategies (unstructured grids)
CFD is used to predict the wind over complex terrains Work together with Von Karman Institute
COOLFluiD code (http://coolfluidsrv.vki.ac.be/trac/coolfluid)RANS approach with wall functionsunstructured grids
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CFD Simulations over Complex TerrainsFTRG ResearchWind Farm Optimization
Wind Farm Layout optimization Wind Farm Control optimization
NOT acceptable layoutAcceptable layout
Work together with Von Karman InstituteOptimization based on
CFD simulations (COOLFluiD)Wind turbines modeled using actuator disk
Neural networksGenetic algorithmsRobust optimization using non-deterministic methods
Two optimizations are consideredWind farm layout: positioning of wind turbines in the farmWind farm control: power setting of individual turbines for
max wind farm production
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CFD Simulations over Complex TerrainsFTRG ResearchSimulation of individual wind turbines
Full 3D CFD simulations of individual wind turbinesprediction of power curveoptimization of blades for improved efficiency
RANS or LES modeling
Simulation of NREL windturbine: V=7m/s;Re=4E6
Massive separations near blade root
Streamlines of the flow on the blade
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MEMC Research in the field of WindBiaxial Material Behavior
=> Experimental data needed In-plane loading ofcruciform specimen
Biaxial behavior in e.g.
wind tubine blade Biaxial test method at MeMC
Cruciform specimen design
Glassfibre reinforced epoxy materialLayup frequently used for wind turbine blades
(LM Glassfibre)
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MEMC Research in the field of WindSubcomponent testing
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Blade root
Flanges, web,bondlines
Tests at the moment : small coupon tests or real bladetests
Aim = tests at mid-scale => subcomponent tests
4-point bending and cantilever tests on I-beams to test bonding in real blade
Acoustics & Vibration Research Group
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
C. Ramault1, A. Makris1, D. Van Hemelrijck1,
E. Lamkanfi2, W. Van Paepegem2
Optimat Blades Project & Upwind Project
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SURF ResearchCorrosion management
- Potential model (distribution),together with Elsyca (SURF Spin-off)
- Including cathodic protection (CP)predictions
- Possibility to integrate specificcorrosion effects (local corrosion,
galvanic coupling)- Influence of liquid film on structure- Influence of evolving splash zone
- Sensor to detect and quantifycorrosion taking place on structure
- Continuous and in-line monitoring(condition monitoring)
- Can be coupled with CP to reduceCP cost
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Used to schedule repainting / repaircycles- Can cover specific targets or general
structure
Prototype
prediction validation
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SURF ResearchCorrosion sensors
Based on EIS (ElectrochemicalImpedance Spectroscopy)
interpretation step eliminated SOIB (Spin-Off in Brussels) project started
in 2009 goal to establish spin-off to produce /
distribute a corrosion sensor in 2013
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TONA RESEARCHMicrostructured optical fiber sensors
Microstructured optical fiber sensors successfullyembedded in carbon-fiber reinforced polymer
We achievedHighly improved transverse loadsensitivityInsensitivity to temperatureIndustrially relevant sensorperformance for CFRPs
Transversal load sensitivity of our sensor is10x larger than in state-of-the-art fibers
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EhB Research Wind EnergyMicro-siting
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Determine optimal location for turbine(s) on given
siteEspecially complex terrain, incl. (semi-)builtenvironment
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EhB Research Wind EnergyMicro-siting
CFD: Mainly OpenFOAM
Site geometry from google earth, geographical data, +total station measurements
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Wind measurements 2D cup and 3D ultrasonic
Combined with historical wind data,
power curves of wind turbinesresource assessment
EhB Research Wind EnergyMicro-siting
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EhB Research Wind EnergyAero-elasticity
Modal analysis
FSI, frequency lock-inFlutter prediction methods
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EhB Research Wind EnergyFlow control
Load alleviation through smart blades (flaps,
micro-tabs, vortex generators, ...)CFD and experimental
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Ongoing Projects in the field of Wind
Project: Offshore Wind Infrastrcutere Project Wind (IWT project ism Sirris)
Domain: Monitoring van Offshore Wind Turbines - CMS - O&M
Research group: Acoustics and Vibration - AVRGContact Person: Patrick Guillaume, Christof Devriendt
Project: UpWind is a European project funded under the EU's Sixth FrameworkProgramme (FP6).Domain: Composite materials for large blades
Research group: Mechanics of Materials and Constructions - MEMC
Contact Person:Danny Van Hemelrijck
Project: Wind Farm Optimization Based on CFD Modeling and Simulations (ism VKI)
Domain: CFD van Wind Farms en Wind Turbines
Research group: Fluid Mechanics & Thermodynamics - FTRG
Contact Person: Chris Lacor
Project: Inverse identification of wind loads on structures (FWO project ismKULeuven)
Domain: Load and source indentificationResearch group: Acoustics and Vibration - AVRG
Contact Person: Patrick Guillaume
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Ongoing Projects in the field of Wind
Project: Gebruik van microwindturbines voor het leveren van hernieuwbare energieaan particulieren en kleine bedrijven (IWT Tetra project)
Domain: Ontwerp nieuwe concepten kleine Wind TurbinesOnderzoeksgroep:
Research group: Mechanica Mech
Contact Person: Mark Runacres, Tim De Troyer
Project: EMOVO Multidisciplinair onderzoeks- en vormings-centrum rond energie enmilieu technologieen
Domain: creatie van een multidisciplinair ontwikkellings- en vormings-centrum rond energie-enmilieutechnologien
Research group: Department Mechanica Mech
Contact Person: Mark Runacres, Tim De Troyer
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Contact:Dr. ir. Christof Devriendt
Vrije Universiteit Brussel | Pleinlaan 2 | B-1050 Brussel | Belgium
Dept. of Mechanical Engineering | Acoustics & Vibration Research Group
Tel. +32 2 6292390 | Fax +32 2 6292865 | GSM +32 477412049
Mail: [email protected]