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Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Damping of Wind Turbine Tower Vibrationsby a stroke amplifying brace concept
Mark L. Brodersen & Jan Høgsberg
Department of Mechanical EngineeringTechnical University of Denmark
EERA DeepwindJanuary 22-24 2014
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Outline
Motivation
Implementation of dampers
Numerical models
Results
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Offshore wind turbine tower vibrations
• Wind-wave misalignment– Larger wind turbine and deeper waters
• Resonant dampers• Dampers inside the tower
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Offshore wind turbine tower vibrations
• Wind-wave misalignment– Larger wind turbine and deeper waters
• Resonant dampers
• Dampers inside the tower
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Offshore wind turbine tower vibrations
• Wind-wave misalignment– Larger wind turbine and deeper waters
• Resonant dampers• Dampers inside the tower
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Criteria for effective damping• Damper stroke
– Activation of damper– Damper force
Ed = u̇d fd
udfd
• Attainable damping
– Given by the change in frequency
ζmax 'ω∞ − ω0
ω∞ + ω0
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Criteria for effective damping• Damper stroke
– Activation of damper– Damper force
Ed = u̇d fd
udfd
• Attainable damping– Given by the change in frequency
ζmax 'ω∞ − ω0
ω∞ + ω0ω0 ω∞
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Criteria for effective damping
• Tuning of dampers– Viscous dampers with damping parameter c
fd = cu̇d
– Tuning for maximum damping
copt ' 2ω∞ − ω0∑N
k γ2k
γ is the damper stroke with respect to mode u0 forunit modal mass uT
0 Mu0 = 1
u0
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Tower modes
For-aft mode Side-to-side mode
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Brace concepts
θ3
z
x y
Curvature-brace Curvature-toggle-brace
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Brace concepts
θ3
z
x y
l
lθ3
z
x y
Curvature-brace Curvature-toggle-brace
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Brace concepts
60◦ 60◦
Curvature-brace Curvature-toggle-brace
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Numerical models
• Linear beam model– Wind turbine at standstill– Linear Winkler type spring model– Lumped inertia– Stiffness matrix derived from complementary energy
• HAWC2
– Blade element momentum theory– Multi-body formulation– Control via Dynamic Link Library (dll) interface– External system
• Offshore Code Comparison Collaboration
– NREL reference turbine + monopile in 20 m water
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Numerical models
• Linear beam model– Wind turbine at standstill– Linear Winkler type spring model– Lumped inertia– Stiffness matrix derived from complementary energy
• HAWC2– Blade element momentum theory– Multi-body formulation– Control via Dynamic Link Library (dll) interface– External system
• Offshore Code Comparison Collaboration
– NREL reference turbine + monopile in 20 m water
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Numerical models
• Linear beam model– Wind turbine at standstill– Linear Winkler type spring model– Lumped inertia– Stiffness matrix derived from complementary energy
• HAWC2– Blade element momentum theory– Multi-body formulation– Control via Dynamic Link Library (dll) interface– External system
• Offshore Code Comparison Collaboration– NREL reference turbine + monopile in 20 m water
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Displacement of damper
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350−6
−4
−2
0
2
4
6
θ3
ud[m
m]
ud for the curvature brace with respect to the fore-aft mode (dotted) and the side-to-sidemode (dash-dotted) and ud for the curvature-toggle-brace with respect to the fore-aft
mode (dashed) and the side-to-side mode (solid)
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Displacement of damper
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 3500
0.2
0.4
0.6
0.8
1
1.2
1.4
1.6
1.8
Position of rotor
∑kγ2 k[m
m2]
γ2 for the curvature brace with respect to the fore-aft mode (dotted) and the side-to-sidemode (dash-dotted) and γ2 for the curvature-toggle-brace with respect to the fore-aft
mode (dashed) and the side-to-side mode (solid)
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Attainable damping
1 1.005 1.01 1.015 1.02 1.025 1.030
0.005
0.01
0.015
1
ωd/ω0
ζ
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Attainable damping
1 1.005 1.01 1.015 1.02 1.025 1.030
0.005
0.01
0.015
2
3
4
5
6
7
89 10
1
ωd/ω0
ζ
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Attainable damping
1 1.005 1.01 1.015 1.02 1.025 1.030
0.005
0.01
0.015
2
3
4
5
6
7
89 10 11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
1 19
ωd/ω0
ζ
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Attainable damping
Curvature-brace
1 1.005 1.01 1.015 1.02 1.025 1.030
0.005
0.01
0.015
2345
67
89 10 11
1213
1415161718
1 19
ωd/ω0
ζ
1 1.005 1.01 1.015 1.02 1.025 1.030
0.005
0.01
0.015
2345
67
89 10 11
1213
1415161718
1 19
ωd/ω0
ζ
Fore-aft mode Side-to-side mode
Curvature-toogle-brace
1 1.005 1.01 1.015 1.02 1.025 1.030
0.005
0.01
0.015
2345
67
89 10 11
1213
1415161718
1 19
ωd/ω0
ζ
1 1.005 1.01 1.015 1.02 1.025 1.030
0.005
0.01
0.015
2345
67
89 10 11
1213
1415161718
1 19
ωd/ω0
ζ
Fore-aft mode Side-to-side mode
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Damper force
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350−1500
−1000
−500
0
500
1000
1500
θ3
fd[kN]
fd for the curvature brace (dash-dotted)and fd for the curvature-toggle-brace (solid)
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Free decay
0 50 100 150 200 250−0.4
−0.2
0
0.2
0.4
t [s]
ut[m
]
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Free decay
0 50 100 150 200 250−0.4
−0.2
0
0.2
0.4
ζ = 0.0065
t [s]
ut[m
]
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Free decay
0 50 100 150 200 250−0.4
−0.2
0
0.2
0.4
ζ = 0.0065
t [s]
ut[m
]
0 50 100 150 200 250−0.4
−0.3
−0.2
−0.1
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
t [s]
ut[m
]
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Free decay
0 50 100 150 200 250−0.4
−0.2
0
0.2
0.4
ζ = 0.0065
t [s]
ut[m
]
0 50 100 150 200 250−0.4
−0.3
−0.2
−0.1
0
0.1
0.2
0.3
ζ = 0.0198
t [s]
ut[m
]
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Outlook
Summary• Maximize attainable damping and damper stroke
– Installation at the bottom of the tower– Stroke amplifying toggle brace– Attainable damping: 1.3 % critical– Optimum tuning independent of the orientation of the rotor– The same tuning can be used for both critical modes
Ongoing work
• Physical implementation• Experimental validation
Damping of WindTurbine Tower
Vibrations
Mark L. Brodersen
MotivationOffshore wind turbine towervibrations
Implementation ofdampersCriteria for effectivedamping
Tower modes
Brace concepts
Numerical modelsBeam model and HAWC2model
ResultsDamper stroke
Attainable damping
Damper force
Free decay
Outlook
Outlook
Summary• Maximize attainable damping and damper stroke
– Installation at the bottom of the tower– Stroke amplifying toggle brace– Attainable damping: 1.3 % critical– Optimum tuning independent of the orientation of the rotor– The same tuning can be used for both critical modes
Ongoing work• Physical implementation• Experimental validation