Webinar series: Reducing wind-turbine design time with simulations
May 26, 2009 by Paul Dvorak
Filed under Turbine Design, Wind Power Site Simulation, Wind Power Software, Wind Watch
With increasing demand for alternate energy, manufacturers of large commercial and smaller residential wind turbines feel demand for greater performance. In this webinar series, hosted by FEA developer MSC.Software, attendees will learn from industry experts how simulation-driven developments are used by wind-turbine manufacturers to design better performing systems at lower cost. The 2009 webinars (all at 10 am PST – 1 pm EST) are slated for:
June 30: Composites modeling of wind turbine blades
September 22: Gearbox reliability using wind-load modeling
October 27: FEA, and motion & controls for turbine systems
Register at www.mscsoftware.com/events/.
Windpower Engineering Editor Paul Dvorak is an experienced mechanical engineer. Paul has seven years of hands on mechanical engineering experience and 23 years of technical writing. Paul is constantly in correspondence with wind turbine manufacturers and wind power researchers. Thanks to this correspondence, he is able to write about wind engineering topics before any other editor in the wind space.
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