Special Issues

AI-application in Wind Energy Development and Utilization

Submission Deadline: 20 February 2025 View: 445 Submit to Special Issue

Guest Editors

Dr. Dongran Song, Central South University, China;
Email: songdongran@csu.edu.cn

Dr. Evgeny Solomin,South Ural State University,Russian Federation;
Email: nii-uralmet@mail.ru

Dr. Neven Duić,University of Zagreb, Croatia;
Email: neven.duic@fsb.hr

Dr. Mohamed Talaat, Zagazig University, Egyptian Chinese University, Egypt;
Email: m_mtalaat@eng.zu.edu.eg

Dr. Mohamed Arezki Mellal, University of Maryland, USA;
Email: mellal.mohamed@gmail.com

Dr. Qingan Li, Institute of Engineering Thermophysics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China;
Email: liqingan@iet.cn

Summary

During recent years, wind energy, known as one of the clean and environmentally friendly renewable energy resources, has become more significant than ever before. Nevertheless, significant challenges remain in reducing the levelized cost of wind energy. Also, as wind moves offshore, with both fixed and floating options, the wind power generation system becomes complicated. There is further opportunity to use nascent technologies, such as AI. This special issue aims to include contributions across the spectrum of scientific and engineering disciplines concerned with the “AI application in Wind Energy Development and Utilization”. The special issue covers a wide range of topics, including, but not limited to:

• AI-based wind resource assessment techniques;

• AI assisted wind turbine designs;

• AI assisted wind turbine control, protection, state diagnostics;

• AI-based wind farm operation and maintenance;

• AI-based wind power plant modeling and performance optimization;

• AI-based wind energy utilization and integration.


Keywords

wind turbines, wind power plant, AI, floating wind, grid integration

Published Papers


  • Open Access

    ARTICLE

    Data-Driven Modeling for Wind Turbine Blade Loads Based on Deep Neural Network

    Jianyong Ao, Yanping Li, Shengqing Hu, Songyu Gao, Qi Yao
    Energy Engineering, DOI:10.32604/ee.2024.055250
    (This article belongs to the Special Issue: AI-application in Wind Energy Development and Utilization)
    Abstract Blades are essential components of wind turbines. Reducing their fatigue loads during operation helps to extend their lifespan, but it is difficult to quickly and accurately calculate the fatigue loads of blades. To solve this problem, this paper innovatively designs a data-driven blade load modeling method based on a deep learning framework through mechanism analysis, feature selection, and model construction. In the mechanism analysis part, the generation mechanism of blade loads and the load theoretical calculation method based on material damage theory are analyzed, and four measurable operating state parameters related to blade loads are… More >

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