

A novel concept of a floating wind-solar-aquaculture (WSA) system, combining multiple megawatt (MW) vertical-axis wind turbines (VAWTs) and solar arrays with a floating steel fish-farming cage, is presented. Meanwhile, the offshore solar energy is also drawing more and more attention from the academic communities.
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Subsequently, coupled dynamic analysis is performed for the production risers using the dynamic analysis software OrcaFlex.Results and discussion evaluate the impact of the dynamic behavior and stress of the production risers as well as the cost.ĪBSTRACT Both offshore wind energy and offshore aquaculture are developing rapidly and moving into deeper waters to acquire better resources. Hydrodynamic data such as added mass and damping coefficients, forces and motion Response Amplitude Operators (RAOs) of the Spar are first obtained using the simulation software MOSES through uncoupled analysis. The production risers are modeled on Spar floater subjected to environmental conditions in the Gulf of Mexico. The basic cost comparison is carried out briefly to assess their suitability in deep waters.
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This paper serves to analyze and compare the dynamic behavior between different kinds of production risers (Steel Catenary Risers, Flexible Dynamic Risers, and Free Standing Hybrid Risers) and their impact on the floating production platform (floater) in an actual field environment. A key factor is a dynamic behavior as it may lead to increased loads on the platform (floater), especially under severe environmental conditions.

Spar platforms have been improved over the years, from the first conventional classic spars to an improved variant, the truss spars and then the recently developed cell spar. Since the installation of the very first spar platform, spars have become increasingly popular due to its high stability. Alternative links are provided below where available. Lookup NU author(s): Dr Arun Dev Downloadsįull text for this publication is not currently held within this repository.

Comparative Analysis on Mooring of SPAR Platforms
