Offshore wind turbines are subjected to highly-varying dynamic loadings and accelerated
material degradation, resulting in the need for structural health monitoring, which increases …

The UK has set plans to increase offshore wind capacity from 22GW to 154GW by 2030.
With such tremendous growth, the sector is now looking to Robotics and Artificial …

To simultaneously identify the specific single or compound faults and evaluate the health
condition of wind turbine gearbox accurately, a novel health evaluation method is proposed …

It is difficult to test and maintain the cables on a cable-stayed bridge. Cable detection and
repair remain mainly manual operations and automatic maintenance is rare. Aiming at the …

Marine operations required to transfer technicians and equipment represent a significant
proportion of the total cost of offshore wind. The profile of sites being considered for floating …

To reduce Operation and Maintenance (O&M) expenditure on offshore wind farms, wherein
80% of the cost relates to deploying personnel, the offshore wind sector looks to advances in …

Condition monitoring, nondestructive testing, and fault diagnosis are currently considered
crucial processes for on-condition maintenance (OCM) to increase the reliability and …

Renewable and sustainable energy (RSE) system has a significant potential to mitigate
carbon emissions and diversify the electricity generation portfolios acknowledged by …

With the ever-increasing demand for harvesting wind energy, the inspection of its associated
infrastructures, particularly turbines, has become essential to ensure continued and …

Maintenance of wind turbine farms is a huge task, with associated significant risks and
potential hazard to the safety and well-being of people who are responsible for carrying the …