Clemens Hübler

Mr. Clemens Hübler

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Academic Career Length

12Years (2015-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 October 2017 in Renewable Energy
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CHClemens Hübler
Clemens Hübler
CGC. G. Gebhardt
C. G. Gebhardt
RRRaimund Rolfes
Raimund Rolfes

1 April 2018 in Renewable Energy
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JHJan Häfele
Jan Häfele
CHClemens Hübler
Clemens Hübler
CGC. G. Gebhardt
C. G. Gebhardt
RRRaimund Rolfes
Raimund Rolfes

1 February 2016 in Applied Ocean Research
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JHJan Häfele
Jan Häfele
CHClemens Hübler
Clemens Hübler
CGC. G. Gebhardt
C. G. Gebhardt
RRRaimund Rolfes
Raimund Rolfes

26 October 2017 in Wind Energy Science
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CHClemens Hübler
Clemens Hübler
CGC. G. Gebhardt
C. G. Gebhardt
RRRaimund Rolfes
Raimund Rolfes
For the design and optimisation of offshore wind turbines, the knowledge of realistic environmental conditions and utilisation of well-founded simulation constraints is very important, as both influence the structural behaviour and power output in numerical simulations. However, real high-quality data, especially for research purposes, are scarcely available. This is why, in this work, a comprehensive database of 13 environmental conditions at wind turbine locations in the North and Baltic Sea is derived using data of the FINO research platforms. For simulation constraints, like the simulation length and the time of initial simulation transients, well-founded recommendations in the literature are also rare. Nevertheless, it is known that the choice of simulation lengths and times of initial transients fundamentally affects the quality and computing time of simulations. For this reason, studies of convergence for both parameters are conducted to determine adequate values depending on the type of substructure, the wind speed, and the considered loading (fatigue or ultimate). As the main purpose of both the database and the simulation constraints is to compromise realistic data for probabilistic design approaches and to serve as a guidance for further studies in order to enable more realistic and accurate simulations, all results are freely available and easy to apply.

18 June 2018 in Journal of Physics: Conference Series
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CHClemens Hübler
Clemens Hübler
WWWout Weijtjens
Wout Weijtjens
RRRaimund Rolfes
Raimund Rolfes
CDChristof Devriendt
Christof Devriendt