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Current Design Rules for Welding of Wind Energy Structures for Arctic Conditions

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An article presents a review of current standards and guidelines in the field welding fabrication requirements for wind energy structures in arctic conditions. Extreme climatic conditions, such as Arctic, have a strong influence on the requirements for wind turbines structural characteristics, materials and fabrication methods. Special attention has to be paid for selecting steels with suitable mechanical properties, processing methods and delivery conditions. Additionally, it is highly important to select proper welding process and welding parameters, so that the structural integrity and reliable operation can be achieved.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 822)

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452-458

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September 2019

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Sergey Lopaev*, Pavel Layus, Paul Kah, Sergey G. Parshin

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American Wind Energy Society, Arctic Region, International Electrotechnical Commission, International Standard Organization, Low Temperature Conditions, Welding, Wind Turbine

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