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Assessing the Performance and Environmental Effects of Offshore Wind Cathodic Protection: Modeling and Field Insights

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By Mohammad Javad Afshari, Mehdi Attarchi, Asger Bech Abrahamsen, Ali Sarhadi
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This study evaluates the expected long-term performance and environmental effects of galvanic anode cathodic protection (GACP) systems for offshore wind monopiles. A numerical model was developed and compared to field data to simulate protection performance over a 25-year design life. The model incorporates key factors such as coating degradation, oxygen limiting current density, surface film resistance, dimensional changes of the anode over time, and anode quantity.
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Method for estimating the future annual mass of decommissioned wind turbine blade material in Denmark

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By Kristine Lund, Erik Madsen, Asger Bech Abrahamsen, Justine Beauson
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EOL End-Of-Life ABA Scoping work, data analysis and model formulation JB and JPJ Scoping work, literature review and paper review KWL, ESM and DPR Literature review and paper review 1 INTRODUCTION Wind turbine blades are mainly made of glass fiber reinforced polymer composite with a thermoset resin, such as epoxy or polyester. These composite materials with directional optimized mechanical properties provide sufficient stiffness at a relatively low weight and cost.
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