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Supervisors: Professor Charles Augarde, Durham University Professor William Coombs, Durham University Enquiries email: [email protected] Project description With the expansion of offshore wind
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. The study of wave/wind structure interaction (WSI) is fundamental to the design and development of coastal, offshore and ocean engineering structures, including sea defences and emerging offshore renewable
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With the expansion of offshore wind comes the unavoidable question of what happens when we no longer need the foundations? So that we may minimise long term liability, and operate in a sustainable
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student to work on the SEAI funded InDyCORE (Innovation in Dynamic Cables for Offshore Renewable Energy) project. Power export cables for floating offshore wind turbines, termed ‘Dynamic Cables
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The offshore wind industry has expanded rapidly and as a large influx of offshore workers is expected to meet the growth of the industry, companies now have an important task of maintaining health and safety
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The offshore wind industry has expanded rapidly and as a large influx of offshore workers is expected to meet the growth of the industry, companies now have an important task of maintaining health
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anchoring systems for offshore floating renewable energy infrastructure. You will also have the opportunity to work as part of a vibrant research group focussed on a range of offshore engineering challenges
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Supervisor(s) Dr Alexandros Petalas, Durham University. Dr Will Coombs, Durham University. Enquiries email: [email protected] Project description Renewable offshore wind energy plays a critical
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Renewable offshore wind energy plays a critical role on meeting net zero targets, which leads to the need for novel design and construction solutions for offshore wind structures that are subjected
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27th May 2024 Languages English English English The Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering has a vacancy for a PhD Candidate in Smart logistics for efficient fabrication of offshore