Development of a Sailing Offshore Wind Farm
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Accession number;06A1016301
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| Title;Development of a Sailing Offshore Wind Farm |
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TANAKA SUSUMU
(Mitsui Engineering & Shipbuilding Co., Ltd., Akishima Lab., JPN)
INOUE KEN'ICHI
(Ai・eichi・aimarin'yunaiteddo)
YAMADA MICHIMASA
(Nihonzosengijutsuse)
MIYAJIMA SHOGO
(Nihonzosengijutsuse)
KINOSHITA TAKESHI
(Univ. Tokyo, Inst. Ind. Sci., JPN)
TAKAGI KEN
(Osaka Univ., Graduate School of Engineering, JPN)
TERAO YUTAKA
(Tokai Univ.)
SATO MASUHO
(Marinfurotosuishinkiko)
OKAMURA HIDEO
(Marinfurotosuishinkiko)
ESAKI HIROSHI
(National Inst. Environmental Studies, JPN)
UCHIYAMA MASAHIRO
(National Inst. Environmental Studies, JPN)
UEHIRO TAKASHI
(National Inst. Environmental Studies, JPN)
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Journal Title;Kaiyo Kogaku Shinpojiumu (CD-ROM)
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Journal Code:S0108B
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VOL.19th;NO.;PAGE.ROMBUNNO.81(2006)
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| Figure&Table&Reference;FIG.21, REF.9 |
| Pub. Country;Japan |
| Language;Japanese |
| Abstract;This paper proposes a Sailing Offshore Wind Farm with Mooringless System in the huge Japanese Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), as main energy resource with small load on an environment. This floating structure sails around EEZ of Japan seeking appropriate breezing and avoiding meeting heavy storm like Typhoon. The key technologies for designing it are to secure sailing performance and structural strength. Studies on hydro-elastic response in wave and voyage simulation in case of Typhoon are carried out. A prototype design shows feasibility of safe sailing even in case of Typhoon and structural strength in storm. If Sailing Offshore Wind Farms, 3900units of the prototype replace coal power plants, then we can obtain 18% of total electric power generation of Japan and reduce 10% of exhausting CO2 of the 2002 level. (author abst.) |
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