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COMMITTEE V.4 OFFSHORE RENEWABLE ENERGY

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2015 Italy English Publisher:I. Garbatov, Lisbon, PRT

Authors: Zhen Gao (1); Rachel Nicholls-Lee (2); Frank Adam (3); Debabrata Karmakar (4); Ivan Catipovic (5); Giuseppina Colicchio(6); Wanan Sheng(7); +9 Authors

COMMITTEE V.4 OFFSHORE RENEWABLE ENERGY

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Concern for load analysis and structural design of offshore renewable energy devices. Attention shall be given to the interaction between the load and structural response of fixed and floating installations taking due consideration of the stochastic nature of the ocean environment. Aspects related to prototype testing and certification shall be considered

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OFFSHORE RENEWABLE ENERGY

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