
Dr.ir. H. (Hayo) Hendrikse MSc
Dr.ir. H. (Hayo) Hendrikse MSc
Profiel
My research, teaching, and valorization activities center around the topics of sea ice and structural dynamics with a main application area the design of support structures for offshore wind turbines. Current focus areas of my research group are: 1) dynamic ice-structure interaction and sea ice loads on structures 2) ice growth and thaw in the context of surface albedo-modification and 3) sea ice dynamics in the presence of wind farms. In recent years we have been mostly active in experimental research, using our newly built cold rooms at the faculty of CEG for small-scale testing, and facilities of our international partners such as the ice basin at Aalto University for scale-model testing and, most recently, the field lab of UNIS on Svalbard for Arctic fieldwork. Major novel contributions to the field that resulted from his work are the development of a new scaling method for ice-structure interaction, the use of real-time hybrid testing in ice, and the experimental demonstration of multi-modal dynamic interaction between ice and structures.
Academische achtergrond
I obtained my MSc degree in Civil Engineering from TU Delft in 2010 and my PhD degree in 2017 on the topic of ice-induced vibrations. The PhD study was part of the Norwegian center for research-based innovation SAMCoT hosted at NTNU in Trondheim.
Expertise
Publicaties
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2024
A preliminary assessment of frozen-in offshore wind turbines
Florian L. van der Stap / Martin B. Nielsen / Hayo Hendrikse
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2024
Establishing the ice strength coefficient from mean crushing loads and a theoretical velocity effect
Vegard Hornnes / H. Hendrikse / Knut V. Høyland
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2024
Field data on sea ice restoration by artificial flooding
Tim C. Hammer / Aleksey Shestov / Laurina Leuntje van Dijke / Fonger Ypma / Tom Meijeraan / Hayo Hendrikse
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2024
Hardware-in-the-Loop experiments in model ice for analysis of ice-induced vibrations of offshore structures
T. C. Hammer / H. Hendrikse
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2024
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Media
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2024-06-07
Inside the Extreme Plan to Refreeze the Arctic
Verscheen in: Wall Street Journal | Future of Everything
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2024-02-27
Hayo Hendrikse in the media 2024
Verscheen in: The Guardian
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2022-02-25
When Turbines Meet Ice
Verscheen in: World Industrial Reporter
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2020-07-01
Delft model protects wind turbines from risks posed by sea ice
Verscheen in: TU Delft Stories of Science
Prijzen
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2017-10-24
Biezeno Award for Solid Mechanics
The Biezeno Award is the award for the best PhD thesis on Solid Mechanics in the Netherlands and is a collaboration between KIVI Mechanics and the Graduate School of Engineering Mechanics (EM).
20th Engineering Mechanics Symposium
Nevenwerkzaamheden
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2022-01-01 - 2026-12-31
Bouwnijverheid
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2022-06-01 - 2025-08-31
Bouwnijverheid