A Mini Review of Research on Blade Fault Detection of Marine Current Turbine_Crimson Publishers

Introduction

The global energy crisis prompted renewable energy sources to occupy the power market quickly. The ocean energy is inexhaustible. As a critical device for marine current energy conversion, a marine current turbine (MCT) is very important for safe and stable operation [1]. As the core component of MCT, the blade is prone to various failures due to long-term exposure to seawater [2]. This mini review will reveal the common failure phenomena in MCT, such as crack and biofouling. The failure phenomenon and several fault detection methods are also presented in this review. Finally, the point of view and future activities suggestions are given in the discussion. 

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