Maintenance of Wind, Wave and Tidal Energy Systems
Topic Information
Dear Colleagues,
The popularity of renewable energy sources has increased considerably in the past decade. In many countries, wind, wave and tidal energies are identified as the most promising energy sources. However, the maintenance of wind, wave and tidal energy systems is still a developing area.
For this Topic, we invite submissions that address novel research and the development of maintenance technologies for wind, wave and tidal energy systems, including, but not limited to, the following:
- Condition monitoring for wind, wave and tidal energy assets for stationary and non-stationary operations;
- Prognosis for wind, wave and tidal energy assets;
- Signal and image processing for wind, wave and tidal energy assets;
- Root cause analysis for wind, wave and tidal energy assets;
- Modelling and finite element analysis for fault diagnosis, prognosis and root cause analysis for wind, wave and tidal energy assets;
- Model-driven and data-driven approaches for wind, wave and tidal energy assessments.
Prof. Dr. Len Gelman
Prof. Dr. Shuncong Zhong
Topic Editors
Keywords
- condition monitoring for stationary and non-stationary operations
- prognosis
- signal and image processing
- root cause analysis
- modelling and finite element analysis
- model-driven and data-driven approaches for wind, wave and tidal energy assessments
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