Computation and Design of Renewable Energy Systems
A special issue of Vibration (ISSN 2571-631X).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 June 2022) | Viewed by 5966
Special Issue Editors
2. Currently a Physical Modeling Library Developer at The Mathworks, Natick, MA 01760, USA
Interests: computation; model order reduction; nonlinear dynamics; structural dynamics; wind turbines; wave energy converters; machine learning; design
Interests: characterisation of vibration and acoustics; wind turbines and rotating machinery condition monitoring methods; fracture in composite materials; smart sensing nodes
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Addressing climate change by achieving country-wide net-zero emission energy supply and vehicle fleets within 30 years presents both a tremendous engineering challenge and innovation opportunity. A significant part of this energy revolution is designing structures for power generation and transportation that are lightweight, durable, power-efficient, and cost-efficient.
Vibration response is a critical element of structural design and overall machine performance. This Special Issue focuses on the role of modeling and computation in understanding the behavior of and optimizing designs for machine vibration.
Vibrating machine design and operation challenges encompass cost-performance tradeoffs and the need for adaptability to time-varying environmental characteristics. Computational techniques enable fundamental understanding and optimization of complex system vibrations. These computational approaches need to balance model fidelity with computational efficiency, sufficiently explore structural, and controller design spaces during the design stage, and reliably monitor machine health during the operation stage.
This Special Issue of Vibration is to assemble papers that encompass recent advances in computational modeling and optimization for renewable energy machines and vehicle vibration response.
The Special Issue will cover a range of topics including but not limited to the following:
Machine design applications:
- Lightweight, efficient, and durable structural design in the presence of environmental vibrations.
- Robust and adaptive control for vibration.
- Emerging machine learning techniques for monitoring machine health (Industry 4.0).
- Renewable energy and zero-emission machines.
- Solutions for vibration mitigation or power maximization in renewable energy machines.
- Cost analysis.
- Experimental verification.
Modeling and computational approaches:
- Computational methods for accurate real-time simulation of structural vibrations.
- Model order reduction.
- Methods for predicting lifetime performance statistics.
- Optimization.
- Machine learning approaches for design or predictive maintenance.
- Digital twin.
- Generative design.
- Design support system.
Dr. Jocelyn M. Kluger
Prof. Dr. Alhussein Albarbar
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- renewable energy
- wave energy converters
- wind turbines
- lightweight vehicle structures
- computationally efficient modeling
- reduced-order modeling
- design
- optimization
- vibration mitigation
- vibration control
- machine learning
- predictive maintenance
- structural health monitoring
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