Current installation costs of offshore wind turbines(OWTs) are high and profit margins in the offshore wind energy sector are low, it is thus necessary to develop installation methods that are more efficient and pract...Current installation costs of offshore wind turbines(OWTs) are high and profit margins in the offshore wind energy sector are low, it is thus necessary to develop installation methods that are more efficient and practical. This paper presents a numerical study(based on a global response analysis of marine operations) of a novel procedure for installing the tower and Rotor Nacelle Assemblies(RNAs) on bottom-fixed foundations of OWTs. The installation procedure is based on the inverted pendulum principle. A cargo barge is used to transport the OWT assembly in a horizontal position to the site, and a medium-size Heavy Lift Vessel(HLV) is then employed to lift and up-end the OWT assembly using a special upending frame. The main advantage of this novel procedure is that the need for a huge HLV(in terms of lifting height and capacity) is eliminated. This novel method requires that the cargo barge is in the leeward side of the HLV(which can be positioned with the best heading) during the entire installation. This is to benefit from shielding effects of the HLV on the motions of the cargo barge, so the foundations need to be installed with a specific heading based on wave direction statistics of the site and a typical installation season. Following a systematic approach based on numerical simulations of actual operations, potential critical installation activities, corresponding critical events, and limiting(response) parameters are identified. In addition, operational limits for some of the limiting parameters are established in terms of allowable limits of sea states. Following a preliminary assessment of these operational limits, the duration of the entire operation, the equipment used, and weather-and water depth-sensitivity, this novel procedure is demonstrated to be viable.展开更多
This paper describes two identity-based broadcast encryption （IBBE） schemes for mobile ad hoc networks. The first scheme proposed achieves sub-linear size cipertexts and the second scheme achieves O（1）- size ciphe...This paper describes two identity-based broadcast encryption （IBBE） schemes for mobile ad hoc networks. The first scheme proposed achieves sub-linear size cipertexts and the second scheme achieves O（1）- size ciphertexts. Furthermore, when the public keys are transmitted, the two schemes have short transmissions and achieve O（1） user storage cost, which are important for a mobile ad hoc network. Finally, the proposed schemes are provable security under the decision generalized bilinear Diffi-Hellman （GBDH） assumption in the random oracles model.展开更多
基金financially supported by the Research Council of Norway granted through the Department of Marine Technologythe Centre for Ships and Ocean Structures(CeSOS) and the the Centre for Autonomous Marine Operations and Systems(AMOS) from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology(NTNU)the financial support from Escuela Politécnica Nacional(EPN)through the project PIMI-15-03"Investigación y evaluación de sistemas innovadores de propulsión distribuida con ingestión de capa límite para mejorar la eficiencia propulsiva y térmica de vehículos aéreos no tripulados aplicados en los sectores:agrícola,medicina y vigilancia"
文摘Current installation costs of offshore wind turbines(OWTs) are high and profit margins in the offshore wind energy sector are low, it is thus necessary to develop installation methods that are more efficient and practical. This paper presents a numerical study(based on a global response analysis of marine operations) of a novel procedure for installing the tower and Rotor Nacelle Assemblies(RNAs) on bottom-fixed foundations of OWTs. The installation procedure is based on the inverted pendulum principle. A cargo barge is used to transport the OWT assembly in a horizontal position to the site, and a medium-size Heavy Lift Vessel(HLV) is then employed to lift and up-end the OWT assembly using a special upending frame. The main advantage of this novel procedure is that the need for a huge HLV(in terms of lifting height and capacity) is eliminated. This novel method requires that the cargo barge is in the leeward side of the HLV(which can be positioned with the best heading) during the entire installation. This is to benefit from shielding effects of the HLV on the motions of the cargo barge, so the foundations need to be installed with a specific heading based on wave direction statistics of the site and a typical installation season. Following a systematic approach based on numerical simulations of actual operations, potential critical installation activities, corresponding critical events, and limiting(response) parameters are identified. In addition, operational limits for some of the limiting parameters are established in terms of allowable limits of sea states. Following a preliminary assessment of these operational limits, the duration of the entire operation, the equipment used, and weather-and water depth-sensitivity, this novel procedure is demonstrated to be viable.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 60673072, 60803149)the National Basic Research Program (973) of China(No. 2007CB311201)
文摘This paper describes two identity-based broadcast encryption （IBBE） schemes for mobile ad hoc networks. The first scheme proposed achieves sub-linear size cipertexts and the second scheme achieves O（1）- size ciphertexts. Furthermore, when the public keys are transmitted, the two schemes have short transmissions and achieve O（1） user storage cost, which are important for a mobile ad hoc network. Finally, the proposed schemes are provable security under the decision generalized bilinear Diffi-Hellman （GBDH） assumption in the random oracles model.
