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Kun Liu, Jianting Du, Xiaoli Guo Larsén and Zhan Lian
Offshore wind farms (OWFs) generate large-scale wind wakes, which might lead to upwelling/downwelling. Understanding the vertical marine response to the wake effects is crucial for assessing the ecological impacts of OWFs and optimizing their co-deployme...
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Souha Ajmi, Martial Boutet, Anne-Claire Bennis, Jean-Claude Dauvin and Jean-Philippe Pezy
Offshore Wind Farm (OWF) foundations are considered to have a potential impact on the larval dispersion of benthic species. This study focused on OWFs? impacts on larval dispersion, considering factors such as the foundation type, flow velocity, flow dir...
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Ning Li, Li Li, Yongqian Liu, Yulu Wu, Hang Meng, Jie Yan and Shuang Han
The actuator disc model (ADM) incorporated into the k-e turbulence model of EI Kasmi is able to simulate the wind farm wakes with high fidelity, which is essential for layout optimization and the evaluation of power production in modern wind farms. Howev...
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The increasing share of offshore wind energy traded at the spot market requires short term wind direction forecasts to determine wake losses and increased power fluctuations due to multiple wakes in certain wind directions. The information on potential p...
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Fernando Porté-Agel, Yu-Ting Wu and Chang-Hung Chen
In this study, large-eddy simulations (LESs) were performed to investigate the effects of changing wind direction on the turbine wakes and associated power losses in the Horns Rev offshore wind farm. In the LES framework, the turbulent subgrid-scale stre...
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