Some offshore wind turbine support structures may not meet their intended fatigue life expectations, according to a new case study released by Lloyd’s Register on Thursday, raising questions about long-term durability and inspection strategies in the sector. The assessment, based on a North Atlantic wind farm comprising 60–70 turbines with a total capacity of 500–600
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