SUPERVISIÓN Y CONTROL DE PLATAFORMAS HÍBRIDAS MARINAS (MatrixWW)
PID2021-123543OB-C21
SUPERVISION Y CONTROL DE TURBINAS EOLICAS MARINAS (SuMariNeW)
The main objective of coordinated project MatrixWW is to develop methodologies that ensure the efficiency and safety of floating offshore turbine operation. To achieve this objective, it is proposed to combine floating turbines with wave energy converter devices, so that both systems benefit each other.
The subproject1, SuMariNeW, led by the UCM team, will develop a system for early fault detection and prevention in offshore wind turbines using artificial intelligence, data-driven and learning-based AI methodologies. The final goal is to maximize performance while minimizing vibrations applying multi-objective wind control systems to improve useful life and reduce maintenance
ANALISIS Y CONTROL DE UN DISPOSITIVO FLOTANTE HIBRIDO DE ENERGIA EOLICA Y MARINA
RTI2018-094902-B-C21
ANALYSIS AND VIBRATION CONTROL OF FLOATING WIND TURBINES (FloatWind)
This coordinated brings together two different marine renewable technologies into one ocean energy converter device named WindWave. The final objective of this project is to analyze the dynamics of a hybrid energy device that deploys wave converters on the platform of a floating wind turbine.
Subproject 1, led by UCM, is focused on the floating wind marine turbine (FWT) component of the WindWave device, both from the energy efficiency and vibration control point of views, in order to make it feasible and reduce costs.