From June 13 to 14, 2024 the Symposium Vibration of Wind Turbines is taking place in Hamburg. The insightful program is covering a broad range of issues, but especially focuses on innovative solutions and practices to further enhance the reliability, robustness and efficiency of wind energy systems by highlighting the following key topics:
• Simulation and analysis of dynamic behavior
• Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning
• Condition Monitoring and SHM / Non-Destructive-Testing
• Measures for vibration and load reduction
We are happy to announce that Alexander Kari, Business Development Manager, will be on site, discussing the simulation and analysis of dynamic behavior. He will present “Powertrain-Integrated Technologies for Effective Tonality Mitigation”, a paper that was developed in collaboration with Stephan Lange, Manager R&D Vdamp, and Martin Cardaun, Chair for Wind Power Drives, Group Lead Plant Design, RWTH Aachen University.
The main points of discussion are the following:
• Challenges with direct-couple, highly integrated powertrains
• Dynamic systems behavior of powertrains
• Investigations on noise and tonality relevant wind turbine vibrations
• Mitigation of mechanical sounds and drivetrain tonality