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. The main objective of the presented work is the validation of the simulation tool FAST.Farm for the calculation of power and structural loads insingle wake situations; the basis for the validation is the measurement database of the operating offshore wind farm alpha ventus. The approach isdescribed in detail and covers the calibration of the aeroelastic turbine model, transfer of environmental conditions to simulations, and comparisonbetween simulations and adequately filtered measurements. It is shown that FAST.Farm accurately predicts power and structural load distributionsover wind direction with discrepancies of less than 10 % for most of the cases compared to the measurements. Additionally, the frequencyresponse of the structure is investigated, and it is calculated by FAST.Farm in good agreement with the measurements. In general, the calculation offatigue loads is improved with a wake-added turbulence model added to FAST.Farm in the course of this study.

FAST.Farm load validation for single wake situations at alpha ventus