A brief introduction to the BOLT-2-WAVEHUB project

Hjetland, E.; Tjensvoll, G.; Bjerke, I.; Sjolte, J.; Koefoed, A. (2011). A brief introduction to the BOLT-2-WAVEHUB project. Paper presented at 9th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (EWTEC 2011), Southampton, UK.

@conference{Hjetland-2011-9596,
author = {Hjetland, E and Tjensvoll, G and Bjerke, I and Sjolte, J and Koefoed, A},
title = {A brief introduction to the BOLT-2-WAVEHUB project},
year = {2011},
month = {sep},
series = {9th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (EWTEC 2011)},
pages = {3},
address = {Southampton, UK},
url = {https://ewtec.org/proceedings/},
keywords = {Wave, Point Absorber, Modeling},
}

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TY - CONF
TI - A brief introduction to the BOLT-2-WAVEHUB project
AU - Hjetland, E
AU - Tjensvoll, G
AU - Bjerke, I
AU - Sjolte, J
AU - Koefoed, A
T2 - 9th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (EWTEC 2011)
C1 - Southampton, UK
AB - A collaboration project has been established between the companies Fred. Olsen Ltd in Norway, Supacat from Honiton and Scotrenewables Tidal Power Ltd. from Orkney that aims to deploy a wave energy device for commercial production of electric energy from ocean waves at the WaveHub site outside of Cornwall, UK. The device is a point absorber concept based on the BOLT design developed at Fred. Olsen Ltd. currently deployed at the east coast of Norway [1]. This paper gives a rough description of the technical solutions and points out some of the conceptual challenges experienced by the development team.
DA - 2011/09//
PY - 2011
SP - 3
UR - https://ewtec.org/proceedings/
LA - English
KW - Wave
KW - Point Absorber
KW - Modeling
ER -

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Abstract

A collaboration project has been established between the companies Fred. Olsen Ltd in Norway, Supacat from Honiton and Scotrenewables Tidal Power Ltd. from Orkney that aims to deploy a wave energy device for commercial production of electric energy from ocean waves at the WaveHub site outside of Cornwall, UK. The device is a point absorber concept based on the BOLT design developed at Fred. Olsen Ltd. currently deployed at the east coast of Norway [1]. This paper gives a rough description of the technical solutions and points out some of the conceptual challenges experienced by the development team.