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Offshore wind farm developments and scouring effects: quantifying the risks
Black, K. (2008). Offshore wind farm developments and scouring effects: quantifying the risks. Hydro International 12(8): 12-15
In: Hydro International. Geomares: Lemmer. ISSN 1385-4569, more
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Keywords
    Erosion > Scouring
    Motors > Turbines
    Risks
    Marine/Coastal

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  • Black, K.

Abstract
    One of the chief risks for offshore wind farm developments is that associated withscouraround the pile bases and along the length of the cable which carries power between monopiles and to the shore. Consideration of the scour risk early in a project can provide a basis for structural designs to be modified, and for the assessment of appropriate preventive (as opposed to remedial) measures. Underpinning and running concurrently with this planning stage is the collection of information and data inputs relevant to scour risk assessment.

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