33 jan-christoph hinrichs - aerodyn
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Reducing CAPEX and OPEX with
SCD nezzy 8.0 MW
Jan-Christoph Hinrichs,
aerodyn engineering gmbh, Büdelsdorf, Germany
Company background
• Independent, private ownedengineering company since 1983
• Overall turbine design fromblade tip to foundation
• 27 designs, 32 000 turbinesand 12.5 % market share
• 4 types of OWT in 5 - 6 MW classsince 2000
Motivation: Current LCoE situation offshore
Turbine3,0
Foundation2,6
Cable0,2Transformer
0,6Installation
1,7
Building Permit
1,0
Reserve1,4
Maintenance & Repair
3.2
Dismanteling0,4
14.2 €cent / kWh~ 22.5 % OPEX!
Acceptable: 10 €cent / kWh
Reachable with nezzy: 8.5 €cent / kWh
Source: Fichtner – Cost Reduction Potential Offshore Wind Power
How to reduce LCoE?
• Increase of AEP• Decrease of CapEx• Extension of lifetime• Decrease of financing costs• Decrease of OpEx
Remember: Small improvements will have a small effect on LCoE !!!
SCD 8.0 MW nezzy concept• Floating wind turbine• Two-bladed rotor• Downwind design• No yaw system• Guyed tower structure• Reduced drag tower shape• Concrete foundation• Light weight drive train• Less installation and
dismantling effort• Smaller footprint • 35 m water depths
Impact on OPEX
• Less turbine parts -> less probability of failure• Keep redundancy• Advanced condition monitoring • Remote service control• Proactive maintenance• Proactive part exchange• 5 year maintenance interval as result• Easy system exchange • Asset sharing• Above 50 km distance to shore sea-based
maintenance station reasonable
Result for SCD 8.0 MW nezzy: 1.4 €cent/kWh O&M cost
Reducing costwith SCD 8.0 MW nezzy :
• light weight SCD-Technology • use of 2 blade downwind rotor• using advantage floating technology• avoiding expensive vessels• minimizing dismantling expenses
by 40 %