Preliminary study the selection of sites for installation offshore wind farms on the coast of Rio Grande do Sul
Keywords:
Atmospheric physics, wind farm planning, siting, offshore wind farm sitingAbstract
Demand for energy and sustainability, power generation in the world is leaning towards wind farms. In general, offshore wind farms are considered more efficient compared to onshore wind farms due to the absence of obstacles. They have more wind potential, as they have a stronger and more consistent wind profile. Among the various criteria, site selection is essential in the development of a wind farm. The objective of this research is to indicate potential locations for the construction of wind farms on the coast of Rio Grande do Sul and the type of foundation suitable for the installation, considering the intensity of the wind in the region, the coast bathymetry, as navigation and as more combined transmission lines.
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