Wind energy has the largest share among renewables playing a very important role in the global energy mix. Wind turbines consist of complex mechanical and electrical systems with hundreds of moving parts which must be kept in good working order through appropriate maintenance and condition monitoring programs. Effective and timely maintenance is crucial to deter and avoid expensive downtimes. This paper aims at performing a systematic literature review on the condition monitoring of (offshore) wind turbines and providing comprehensive insights towards diagnosis and prognosis of related faults and failures.
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