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Consideration of the cost implications for mooring MEC devices

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Title: Consideration of the cost implications for mooring MEC devices
Author:
Johanning, L.; Smith, G.
Publication Date:
Document Number:
D7.3.2
Pages:
1-17
Affiliation:
University of Exeter
Sponsoring Organization:
EquiMar
Technology:
Current, Tidal, Wave
Engineering:
Mooring
Economics:
Cost Assessment
Language:
English

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Johanning, L.; Smith, G. (2009). Consideration of the cost implications for mooring MEC devices (Report No. D7.3.2). Report by University of Exeter. Report for EquiMar.
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TI - Consideration of the cost implications for mooring MEC devices
AU - Johanning, L
AU - Smith, G
AB - Many marine energy devices rely on mooring systems to maintain their position on station. This report summarises the primary design considerations for device mooring systems and identifies several factors that would influence mooring system cost. The implications of employing these mooring systems for station-keeping of arrays of devices are briefly discussed.
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PY - 2009
SP - 1
EP - 17
PB - University of Exeter
SN - D7.3.2
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LA - English
KW - Current
KW - Tidal
KW - Wave
KW - Mooring
KW - Cost Assessment
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Abstract

Many marine energy devices rely on mooring systems to maintain their position on station. This report summarises the primary design considerations for device mooring systems and identifies several factors that would influence mooring system cost. The implications of employing these mooring systems for station-keeping of arrays of devices are briefly discussed.