Marine Wind Power Platform Floating Body

Offshore wind power platforms usually adopt floating structures, that is, the platform uses floating bodies to maintain buoyancy balance on the sea surface. Floating bodies can be divided into three types: closed, open and semi-open.

In offshore wind power platforms, floating bodies are usually composed of multiple spherical or cylindrical hollow structures, which are fixed at the bottom of the platform and connected to the platform itself. The number and size of floats depends on the size of the platform and the required buoyancy.

In order to make the offshore wind power platform more stable, some additional buoyancy aids are also needed. These devices usually include buoys, floats, float balls, etc., which can increase the buoyancy of the platform and also help the platform maintain a horizontal attitude.

In general, the floating body is a very important part of the offshore wind power platform, which can help the platform maintain its position on the sea surface, thereby achieving effective power generation. At the same time, through reasonable design and use of floating body flotation aids, the stability and reliability of the platform can be further improved.