Advanced Motion systems For Intersecting Beam Implementation of Anemometric LIDAR
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Wind LIDAR (LIght Detection and Ranging) is a technique that is used to remotely measure the wind speed and
is being used throughout the wind industry from site prospecting to wind turbine control. Floating Wind LIDAR
has been more recently introduced to replace expensive offshore meteorological masts, however multiple
intersecting beams are required to give a true 3D wind direction and this cannot be done with today's floating
Wind LIDAR designs. Existing floating LIDAR cannot adequately measure turbulence because of their diverging
beams whereas the converging beam LIDAR offers this capability which is critical to appropriate wind turbine
type selection. This project seeks to investigate the feasibility of constructing an advanced motion control that
can enable multiple Wind LIDAR beams to be intersected even when operating in the open sea from floating
platforms. This enhancement of details will lead to more accurate turbine performance assessment,
optimisation and also offer the opportunity to investigate and monitor what are the actual wind profiles hitting
these enormous offshore structures by offering volumetric 3d wind mapping.
Fraunhofer UK Research Limited | LEAD_ORG |
Fraunhofer UK Research Limited | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
Thales UK Limited | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
Wind Farm Analytics Ltd | PARTICIPANT_ORG |
Henry Bookey | PM_PER |
Henry Bookey | PM_PER |
Subjects by relevance
- Wind
- Wind energy
- Wind power stations
- Measurement
- Lidar
- Wind turbines
- Optimisation
- Turbines
Extracted key phrases
- Advanced Motion system
- Wind lidar
- Intersecting Beam implementation
- Multiple Wind lidar beam
- True 3d wind direction
- Anemometric LIDAR
- Wind turbine
- Volumetric 3d wind mapping
- Actual wind profile
- Beam LIDAR
- Wind speed
- Wind industry
- Wind lidar design
- Accurate turbine performance assessment
- Turbine control