Plaxis And Blender For Wind Farm Design
Published 10/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 2h 58m | Size: 1.92 GB
Using Plaxis for Wind Farm Design - analyze critical Condition
What you'll learn
Inset Testing DAta in Plaxis
Import Cad Model or Collada Model
Define boundary condition of calculation
Modelling effect of Monopile Load
Requirements
Geotecnical
Soil Tension
Description
This intensive course offers an integrated approach to the geotechnical and structural design of offshore wind turbine foundations, focusing on monopiles and floating foundations.Taught through practical, hands-on tutorials, you'll master the essential workflows using two industry-leading software packages: Plaxis 3D for advanced geotechnical analysis and Blender for high-quality 3D modeling and visualization.You'll begin with the theoretical principles of soil-structure interaction and foundation stability. The course will then transition to applying these concepts in Plaxis 3D, where you'll learn to model complex soil profiles, define loading conditions, and perform Finite Element Method (FEM) analysis for monopile stability under various environmental loads (wind, wave).Next, the focus shifts to Blender, where you'll develop the skills to create detailed 3D models of both the fixed monopile and advanced floating foundation systems (e.g., semi-submersible, spar). You'll learn to texture, render, and animate these designs, creating compelling visualizations essential for technical presentations and stakeholder communication.The final module integrates both skills, teaching you to import and superimpose geotechnical results with sophisticated 3D models, ensuring your designs are both structurally sound and visually professional. This course is ideal for engineers, geotechnical specialists, and designers looking to build expertise in the rapidly growing field of offshore wind energy.This course contains the use of artificial intelligence
Who this course is for
Marine Geologist
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