4. Millions of collisions at 300 km/h - Ouch!

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GROW-to-GO

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Offshore wind energy has gone through tremendous developments in recent years. Innovation was a key driver for its success. If offshore wind wants to make a lasting contribution to the energy transition, the sector must continue to innovate. David de Jager of GROW - a consortium with a joint research program in offshore wind - gives you in this podcast series an impression of the key research and innovations that will shape the future of offshore wind.

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4. Millions of collisions at 300 km/h - Ouch! - WINDCORE

GROW-to-GO

27 minutes 15 seconds

3 years ago

4. Millions of collisions at 300 km/h - Ouch! - WINDCORE

How to prevent damage to rotor blades

Rotor blades are made of strong materials that look indestructible, yet they get damaged by water and that costs a lot of money. Harald van der Mijle Meijer (TNO), and Julie Teuwen (TU Delft), put on their rainboots to research how rain impacts the wind turbines’ rotor blades. The goal? To get more insight into how the damage of blades evolves and even better: how to prevent it.