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Second-order difference-frequency effects on floating wind turbine responses: full-QTF modelling and experimental comparison
Accurate prediction of low-frequency responses is important for the dynamic assessment of floating offshore wind turbines (FOWTs), as second-order difference-frequency wave loads can contribute substantially to platform motions and mooring loads. Their relative importance, however, remains less well
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