KEPCO Research Institute MOO SUNG RYU
2019.07.10(Wed)
Table of Contents
Technical Outline 1
Offshore Wind Power In KOREA 2
Research Achievements 3
Future Perspective
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1. Technical Outline
(Ref : WINDPOWER PROGRAM)
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- Max Wind Power(Wind Speed ) : ∝
Uu 3- Theoretical Power Efficiency(Betz’s Law): C
p,max 0.593
- Wind Speed(or Wind Power density) is Crucial Factor of Offshore Wind Power
,max
turbine p wind
P C P
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1
32 4
wind u
P U D
UuBusiness Viability Requirement
- On-land Wind Power : min. Wind Speed is more than 5.4m/s - Offshore Wind Power : Wind Power Class is more than Class 3
2. Offshore Wind Power In KOREA
- Technical base : 33.2 GW
- Planned Wind Farm : Approx. 3.3 GW
Sea Area Optimal #1 Optimal #2 합계
West 1.6 2.3 3.9
Jeju & South 3.5 16.8 20.3
East 2.0 4.3 6.3
Total 7.1 23.3 30.4
□ Possible Capacity of Optimal Sites (GW)
※ Optimal Sites : Wind Power Class 3+(West class 2+), istance 10 km+(East/Jeju 1 km+) Water Depth #1 0-20 m(Jeju/East 0-40 m), #2 20-40 m(Jeju/East 40-60 m)
Capacity Density 10 MW/km^2, Optimal Sites #1, #2
<Ref : Renewable Energy White Paper, 2016>
Planned Offshore Wind Farm
- 1,000 2,000
경기/충남 전북 전남 경남/부산 경북 제주
추진 중(MW) 인허가 완료(MW)
- Step by Step Process Considering domestic Circumstances
◦ ‘19~’25 : Planned Offshore Wind Farm(4.04GW)
◦ ’25~’30 : Large Scale Offshore Wind Farm(13.88GW)
- High Sensitivity of Grid Connection Constraint
- Small Scale Farm< 100 MW - Near Shore, Shallow Water - Existing Grid Connected - Short Term Development
- Medium Scale Farm < 500 MW - Offshore, Medium Water
- Reinforcement of Existing Grid - Mid-Term Development
- GW Scale Farm
- Offshore, Deep Water - HVDC is applied
- Long term Development(’25~) Development Scenario
□ Development Strategy
3. Research Achievements
Southwest 2.5GW Offshore Wind Farm (pilot sites)
Feasibility Study
Master Plan for 2.5GW Project 2008
2017
2016 Suction Bucket Installation 2011
Co-location Study Design Basis
Wind Farm Design (Phase I)
CMS/SCADA
Environmental Monitoring Program Consent Process
Offshore Met-Mast
2013
2019 All-in-One Installation Vessel 2014
Planning Phase II(Expansion)
Offshore Met-Masts
■ Design Basis
- Consideration of Site-specific Characteristics - Localization of Safety Factors
(Typhoon, Geotechnical Conditions, etc.)
■ Layout and HSE Design
■ Planning of 1stFar and Large Offshore Wind Power Project in KOREA (’08.10 ~ ’11.02 )
National Roadmap for Development of Southwest 2.5GW Offshore Wind Power
Suction Tripod
1st Installation in KOREA (Gunsan)
Internal Grid Design Grid connection Analysis
Design & Stability Analysis of Grid(Internal & External) Design and Installation of Offshore Substation
Development of Subsea Cable Installation Vehicle
■ Standard SCADA for Multi-vendor Wind Turbines
- Based on Common Protocols According to IEC 61850 & IEC 61400-25 (IEC 61850 certified by KERI) - Adoption of Effective Power Curve Range Detecting Method
■ Development of CMS [certified by DNV-GL] and Integration to SCADA System - Active-Bin Analysis Based on IEC 61400-25
- Fault Detection and Prediction for Drive-Train
☞ Field Verification : Onshore (Yeong-heung, Yeong-gwang), Offshore (Gunsan, Southwest Testbed)
SCADA CMS S/W CMS H/W CMS certification
Information System Aquaculture Platform(WT) Artificial Reef
■ - - -
■ Field Verification : Co-location Demonstration Platform in the vicinity of Southwest OWF (2017)
Co-location Concept Site Location
4. Future Perspective
□ Foundation Type : Jacket
□ Installation Method : Pile Hammering
□ Construction Time : + 1 month
□ Features : Noise, Vibration, Floating Particles
□ Foundation Type : Suction Bucket
□ Installation Method : Suction Pressure
□ Construction Time: 3 day including Turbine
□ Features : All –In One Installation
No Noise& Vibration, Eco-friendly
SEP : Self Elevating Platform
*MMB : Multi-purpose Mobile Base
Special Installation Device
for Subsea Cable Ocean Energy Storage System
Offshore Wind Farm Monitoring(Met-ocean data) System
Floating Substructure for Large Wind Turbine Design of New Type of Floating Structure
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Mooring & Anchoring Analysis
Turbine - Floating Structure Load Coupling Analysis