AeroHydro Research and Technology Associates (AHRTA)

AeroHydro Research and Technology Associates (AHRTA) is a research and technology partnership, based in Pebble Beach, California, founded in 2003 for the purpose of performing research and analysis in the fields of aeronautical and hydronautical engineering and for the purpose of developing, fabricating and marketing new products in the fields of aeronautical and hydronautical engineering. The objectives of AHRTA are as follows:

  1. Conduct research studies in the fields of aeronautical and hydronautical engineering using the partners’ knowledge and expertise in the fields of aerodynamics, hydrodynamics aeroelasticity, and hydroelasticity.
  2. Develop, market, and sell computer programs in the fields of aeronautical and hydronautical engineering.
  3. Develop, market, and sell air and water vehicles where the partners have developed unique capabilities.
  4. Develop, market, and sell unique hydro- and wind power generators where the partners have developed unique capabilities.
http://www.ahrta.com/
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United States of America

Marine Energy Documents Related to AeroHydro Research and Technology Associates (AHRTA)

Tethys Engineering is a knowledge hub that contains documents and resources about the technical aspects of marine energy development. The table below contains all of the documents in the Tethys Engineering Knowledge Base associated with AeroHydro Research and Technology Associates (AHRTA).

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Title Author Date Type of Content Technology Collection Method Engineering
Flow Structures Around an Oscillating-Wing Power Generator Fenercioglu, I., Zaloglu, B., Young, J. Journal Article Current, Oscillating Hydrofoil Performance
A review of progress and challenges in flapping foil power generation Young, J., Lai, J., Platzer, M. Journal Article Current, Oscillating Hydrofoil
Numerical Simulation of Fully Passive Flapping Foil Power Generation Young, J., Ashraf, M., Lai, J. Journal Article Current, Oscillating Hydrofoil Modeling Performance
Numerical Analysis of an Oscillating-Wing Wind and Hydropower Generator Ashraf, M., Young, J., Lai, J. Journal Article Current, Oscillating Hydrofoil Performance
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