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I. Environmental impact: (I-1) public acceptance; (I-2) noise; (I-3) e2Yl. interferences; (I-4) visual effects; (I-5) others. L. Institutional, economic and legal issues: (L-l) incentives; (L-2) standards; (L-3) economic and commercial aspects; (L-4) insurance; (L-5) others. For further information, please contact: Conference Secretariat, Formula Congressi s.r.l., Via della Mercede. 11, 00187 Rome, Italy. Tel.: (06) 6791218; Telex: ILEMARO 613442 I.
THE BRITISH WIND ENERGY ASSOCIATION 8th ANNUAL WIND ENERGY CONFERENCE 19--21 March 1986, Robinson College, Cambridge Programme Technical sessions will be in the following subject areas: National wind energy programmes Commercial and Industrial developments Aerodynamics and wakes Dynamics Environmental aspects Wind-diesel Remote installations Economics Materials The resource Exhibition Exhibition space will be available for posters, photographs, etc., at a nominal cost. There will also be limited space for commercial and hardware exhibits. Cos ts The estimated cost of the conference will be £150 resident, £100 nonresident. The cost includes accommodation in single study bedrooms, food, the conference dinner, BWEA membership fee and a bound copy of the proceedings. Relevant dates Submission of abstracts: 10 January 1986 Notification of acceptance: 31 January 1986 Programme details issued: 31 JanuPry 1986 Submission of camera-ready copy: 19 March 1986 Conference: 2 pm 19 March to 5 pm 21 March 1986
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Organising committee Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr.
M.B. Anderson, Sir R o b e r t McAlpine & Sons Ltd., S.J.R. Powles, Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons Ltd., J.A. Halliday, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, S.M.B. Wilmshurst, Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge.
For further details contact: M.B. Anderson or S.J.R. Powles, Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons Ltd., 1 St. Albans Road, Hemel Hempstead, Herts., HP2 4TA, Gt. Britain. Tel: (0442) 42151; Telex: 825955. INTERNATIONAL WIND TURBINES
WORKSHOP:
THE
DYNAMIC
BEHAVIOUR
OF
28--30 April 1986, Sophia Antipolis (Alpes-Maritimes), France Organized by: A.F.M.E. (Agency Franqaise pour la Ma[trise de l'Energie) and A.F.E.E. (Association Fran~aise pour l'Energie Eolienne), in cooperation with: E.W.E.A. (European Wind Energy Association), supported by: C.E.C. (The Commission of the European Communities). During the last few years, the progressive marketing of advanced technologies has led to the growth and development of wind energy. Not only has wind energy benefited from previous knowledge in the aeronautic field, but it has also been in itself the starting point of fruitful researches such as non-rigid structures, three-dimensional non-stationary flows and the dynamics of energetic systems. Today, it seems important not to leave the most sophisticated techniques in the hands of a few specialists, but to let them be known to the world's industry. Therefore, A.F.M.E. and A.F.E.E. have accordingly decided to organize a special workshop on "The dynamic behaviour of wind turbines", one of the key-themes in the development of this particularly promising energetic resource. This siminar will take place in the A.F.M.E. auditorium at Sophia Antipolis.
Topics I. Structural behaviour 1. The wind as dynamic excitation source 2. Structural instabilities
I. Environmental impact: (I-1) public acceptance; (I-2) noise; (I-3) e2Yl. interferences; (I-4) visual effects; (I-5) others. L. Institutional, economic and legal issues: (L-l) incentives; (L-2) standards; (L-3) economic and commercial aspects; (L-4) insurance; (L-5) others. For further information, please contact: Conference Secretariat, Formula Congressi s.r.l., Via della Mercede. 11, 00187 Rome, Italy. Tel.: (06) 6791218; Telex: ILEMARO 613442 I.
THE BRITISH WIND ENERGY ASSOCIATION 8th ANNUAL WIND ENERGY CONFERENCE 19--21 March 1986, Robinson College, Cambridge Programme Technical sessions will be in the following subject areas: National wind energy programmes Commercial and Industrial developments Aerodynamics and wakes Dynamics Environmental aspects Wind-diesel Remote installations Economics Materials The resource Exhibition Exhibition space will be available for posters, photographs, etc., at a nominal cost. There will also be limited space for commercial and hardware exhibits. Cos ts The estimated cost of the conference will be £150 resident, £100 nonresident. The cost includes accommodation in single study bedrooms, food, the conference dinner, BWEA membership fee and a bound copy of the proceedings. Relevant dates Submission of abstracts: 10 January 1986 Notification of acceptance: 31 January 1986 Programme details issued: 31 JanuPry 1986 Submission of camera-ready copy: 19 March 1986 Conference: 2 pm 19 March to 5 pm 21 March 1986
99
Organising committee Dr. Dr. Mr. Mr.
M.B. Anderson, Sir R o b e r t McAlpine & Sons Ltd., S.J.R. Powles, Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons Ltd., J.A. Halliday, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, S.M.B. Wilmshurst, Cavendish Laboratory, Cambridge.
For further details contact: M.B. Anderson or S.J.R. Powles, Sir Robert McAlpine & Sons Ltd., 1 St. Albans Road, Hemel Hempstead, Herts., HP2 4TA, Gt. Britain. Tel: (0442) 42151; Telex: 825955. INTERNATIONAL WIND TURBINES
WORKSHOP:
THE
DYNAMIC
BEHAVIOUR
OF
28--30 April 1986, Sophia Antipolis (Alpes-Maritimes), France Organized by: A.F.M.E. (Agency Franqaise pour la Ma[trise de l'Energie) and A.F.E.E. (Association Fran~aise pour l'Energie Eolienne), in cooperation with: E.W.E.A. (European Wind Energy Association), supported by: C.E.C. (The Commission of the European Communities). During the last few years, the progressive marketing of advanced technologies has led to the growth and development of wind energy. Not only has wind energy benefited from previous knowledge in the aeronautic field, but it has also been in itself the starting point of fruitful researches such as non-rigid structures, three-dimensional non-stationary flows and the dynamics of energetic systems. Today, it seems important not to leave the most sophisticated techniques in the hands of a few specialists, but to let them be known to the world's industry. Therefore, A.F.M.E. and A.F.E.E. have accordingly decided to organize a special workshop on "The dynamic behaviour of wind turbines", one of the key-themes in the development of this particularly promising energetic resource. This siminar will take place in the A.F.M.E. auditorium at Sophia Antipolis.
Topics I. Structural behaviour 1. The wind as dynamic excitation source 2. Structural instabilities