Gas Turbine Training

The Wind Turbine Structure Training course focuses on the design and analysis of floating wind turbines, particularly in deep water environments. Engineers and researchers involved in offshore wind turbine design, project engineers, and safety inspectors will benefit from the course's innovative content and balance of theory and practice. The program covers topics such as floating wind turbine concepts, analysis methods, design requirements, ocean wave analysis, hydrodynamic design aspects, and mooring system analysis. The course spans two days and is led by experienced industry professionals.

The Offshore Wind Turbine Training course focuses on the design and analysis of wind turbine substructures to reduce costs in offshore wind projects. It covers topics such as mono pile and piled jackets design, soil-pile interaction, and dynamic responses. The course also highlights differences between wind turbine and substation substructures. Expert lecturers provide insights into offshore foundation design and loads analysis methodologies. The training is offered in various locations in the UK and internationally.

Gas Turbine Training offers a masterclass focusing on real-world gas turbine failure investigations. Participants will learn to identify root causes, avoid future failures, and analyze data effectively. The course, designed for professionals in engineering roles, covers topics like failure sequences, formal methods, and common causes of failure like fatigue. Led by an expert with extensive experience in gas turbine design and failure investigations, the training includes case studies and group tasks to enhance analytical skills.