Korea Institute of Energy Research

Since its founding in 1977, the Korea Institute of Energy Research (KIER) has focused on energy technology R&D. KIER's R&D areas include improving efficiency and securing environment-friendly way in use of limited conventional energy resources such as oil, coal as well as natural gas and exploring new energy sources such as solar, wind and water as well as its commercialization.

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Marine Energy Documents Related to Korea Institute of Energy Research

Total results: 5
Title Author Date Type of Content Technology Collection Method Engineering
Clean power generation from salinity gradient using reverse electrodialysis technologies: Recent advances, bottlenecks, and future direction Chae, S., Kim, H., Hong, J. Journal Article Salinity Gradient, Reverse Electrodialysis Lab Data, Modeling Performance
WEC shape effect on the motion response and power performance of a combined wind-wave energy converter Wang, Y., Shi, W., Michailides, C. Journal Article Wave Modeling Hybrid Devices, Hydrodynamics, Structural
Comparison of Pretreatment Methods for Salinity Gradient Power Generation Using Reverse Electrodialysis (RED) Systems Ju, J., Choi, Y., Lee, S. Journal Article Salinity Gradient, Reverse Electrodialysis Lab Data Performance
Active Control of Irreversible Faradic Reactions to Enhance the Performance of Reverse Electrodialysis for Energy Production from Salinity Gradients Oh, Y., Han, J-Y., Kim, H. Journal Article Salinity Gradient, Reverse Electrodialysis Lab Data Control, Performance
Enhanced energy recovery using a cascaded reverse electrodialysis stack for salinity gradient power generation Nam, J-Y., Jwa, E., Eom, H. Journal Article Salinity Gradient, Reverse Electrodialysis Lab Data Performance
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