Experimental study and finite element analysis on shear performance of offshore wind turbine jacket foundation

The repeated extrusion of sea ice leads to the continuous collapse of marine structures. In this paper, the shear test and finite element simulation analysis of jacket foundation of large offshore wind turbine are carried out. The results show that the bearing capacity of the structure under positive displacement loading is slightly larger than that under negative displacement loading, and the bearing capacity is increased by 5.3 %. The lateral support joints have compression bending and fracture failure modes, and the maximum strain is 3600 mu epsilon. Finally, the failure mode, energy dissipation capacity and bearing capacity of jacket foundation under reciprocating displacement load are obtained. At the same time, the ice load action model is established, and the research results provide experimental basis for improving the shear performance of offshore wind turbine.