Resumen de: WO2024225911A1
Present invention relates to a method for maintaining and installation of offshore wind turbines, comprising the following steps: - positioning a floating service vessel (8) with a crane (10) above a semi- submerged sub-structure (2) of a floating wind turbine (1), said sub-structure (2) comprising a number of mainly vertical pontoons or columns (3, 4, 5) interconnected by tubular beams (6), - providing contact between the tubular beams (6) and an interface arrangement (14) on the service vessel, and - lifting the service vessel (8) above the water surface.
Resumen de: CN223590946U
The utility model discloses a floating type wind turbine generator foundation buoy and a foundation structure, and the foundation buoy comprises a distributed steel pipe frame which comprises a central steel pipe and peripheral steel pipes arranged around the central steel pipe; the end deck comprises an upper end deck and a lower end deck which are connected with the two ends of the distributed steel pipe frame respectively; the buoyancy module is made of glass fiber reinforced plastics and is formed by connecting a plurality of buoyancy units with a central steel pipe and a peripheral steel pipe in a layered manner, and each buoyancy unit is of a hollow watertight box body structure and is filled with a water pressure load or a solid pressure load; each buoyancy unit comprises a connecting pin connected with the central steel pipe, a through hole allowing the peripheral steel pipe to penetrate through and a skirt plate used for being connected with the adjacent buoyancy unit or the end deck, the connecting pins are arranged on the inner sides of the buoyancy units, the skirt plates are arranged on the outer sides of the buoyancy units, and connecting holes are formed in the skirt plates. According to the utility model, the manufacturing and maintenance cost is effectively reduced, the modular construction can be realized, and the construction period is greatly shortened.
Resumen de: CN223590936U
The utility model discloses an integrated electrolyzed water ocean buoy, which relates to the technical field of ocean new energy and comprises an electrolyte supply box, a floating box, an electrolysis module, a buoy main body and a power supply module, a water through hole is formed in the bottom wall of the electrolyte supply box; the floating box is fixed above the electrolyte supply box, and a cavity is formed in the floating box; the electrolysis module is located in the cavity, and the electrolysis reaction assembly is located in an inner cavity of the electrolysis reaction tank and communicates with the electrolyte supply box; the hydrogen output pipeline is communicated with the electrolytic reaction tank; the lower end of the buoy body is fixed and communicated with the floating box, the other end is away from the floating box, a containing space is formed in the buoy body, detection equipment and a hydrogen storage assembly are installed in the containing space, and the hydrogen storage assembly is communicated with the hydrogen output pipeline; and the output end of the power supply module is electrically connected with the electrolytic reaction assembly and the detection equipment. The zero-carbon hydrogen production buoy platform integrating the functions of self-energy-supply efficient hydrogen production, seawater desalination, multi-energy coupling utilization and the like can be realized.
Nº publicación: AU2024279911A1 20/11/2025
Solicitante:
MARINE POWER SYSTEMS LTD
MARINE POWER SYSTEMS LIMITED
Resumen de: AU2024279911A1
A buoyant offshore renewable energy system mounting platform is provided for use in supporting a renewable energy system in a body of water. The platform comprises a buoyant spar having a top end and a bottom end, the spar arranged to support a renewable energy system thereon; and a plurality of mooring lines arranged to tether the spar to a bed of a body of water such that the buoyant spar is positioned in the body of water at an operating depth. The plurality of mooring lines comprise: one or more first mooring lines affixed to a bottom end of the spar, the bottom end distal to the top end, and arranged to engage the bed of the body of water; and at least three further mooring lines, a first end of each of the further mooring lines being in communication with the spar between the top end and the bottom end thereof, and a second end of each further mooring line being arranged to engage the bed of the body of water such that said further mooring line is oriented diagonally relative to the spar at the operating depth; wherein at the operating depth, the first end of the spar is positioned above a surface of the body of water and the second end is positioned below the surface of the body of water. The described platform aims to provide a simple and stable offshore renewable energy system mounting solution having a simpler manufacture, assembly and deployment procedure along with easier ongoing access for deployment and maintenance vessels to minimise damage during deployment an