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WEDNESDAY, 28 SEPTEMBER 2016 14:30 - 16:00 DRONING ON! THE USE OF UAVS IN WIND TURBINE O&M Room: Hall F |
O&M & logistics |
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Session description This session will give an overview of the emerging technology of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), otherwise called drones, and their application to the remote inspection of wind turbines, with an emphasis on the assessment of blade damage. It will look at what has been done to date and what the capabilities may be for the future. Finally, it will consider the advantages and disadvantages of different inspection techniques. You attended this session?
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Co-chair:  David Infield, University of Strathclyde, United Kingdom |
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Christoph Thiel tb engineers, Germany VISUAL BLADE INSPECTION WITH UAV TECHNOLOGY Abstract ID: 241 |
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Lars Landberg DNV GL Energy, Denmark THE USE OF SMART DRONES IN WIND ENERGY Abstract ID: 271 |
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Andrew Bellamy Aarufield Limited, United Kingdom BEST PRACTICE: HOW TO INSPECT ROTOR BLADES OFFSHORE AND REDUCE YOUR OVERALL O&M EXPENSES Abstract ID: 325 |
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Carlos Bernabeu ARBOREA INTELLBIRD S.L., Spain DRONES ARE HERE! PREDICTIVE BLADE MAINTENANCE BASED ON DEFERRED INSPECTION MODEL WITH RPAS AND SOFTWARE ANALYSIS Abstract ID: 444 |
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