Load-bearing structures for wind power installations, service stations or converter stations floating in the open sea and connected to anchors via tensioning mechanisms
A load-bearing structure and converter technology, applied in the installation/supporting configuration of wind turbines, wind power generation, machines/engines, etc., can solve problems such as unable to rule out rotational motion, and achieve the effect of improving stability
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[0041] A load-bearing structure 2 for a wind power installation 1 , a service station or a converter station floating in the open sea and connected to an anchor via a tensioning mechanism 15 essentially consists of a first component 3 arranged underwater and a The second component part 4 constitutes.
[0042] figure 1 A load-bearing structure with a wind power installation floating in the open sea and connected to an anchor via a tensioning mechanism is shown in a schematic diagram.
[0043] The first constituent part 3 arranged underwater has a first floating body 5 arranged at vertices of a quadrangle which is a polygon and extending along a perpendicular to one plane. This first floating body also acts as a carrier for the second component 4 of the carrying structure 2 passing through the water. The first floating bodies 5 are also connected to one another via tubularly configured floating bodies 6 , wherein the latter are arranged in one plane. The first floating body 5...
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