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Cruz et al.
This paper summarises the key outcomes of WP2 of the IMAGINE project, which aimed to provide technical specifications that can assist in the definition of the load environment for a novel 250kW Electro-Mechanical Generator (EMG) Power Take-Off (PTO). A series of complex, yet realistic, design situations were considered, namely those involving operational and parked scenarios, framed in a…
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Russell and Sorensen
… Consenting bodies, how it was used to formulate a full survey assessment of the deployment site and land fall areas. The Paper will also present the findings of these surveys and how this …
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Pascal et al.
This study presents elements of reflection regarding the most basic optimization parameter of any Wave Energy Converter (WEC): what is the right size for a WEC? The question of scale of tank tests and right size for a given WEC concept is a recurrent one, this study challenges to common request to fix at an early stage the WEC “full scale” size, and discuss the broader implications of the WEC…
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Christie
… applied this new open source tool to a year’s worth of buoy data gathered at the UK Wave Hub Test Site. The more detailed Maximum Entropy spectra exhibit less directional spreading than those …
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Wang et al.
… Moreover, a significant reduction in water absorption occurred during the seawater immersion test. It is suggested that hydrophobic sites provided by silane coupling agents play an important …
- Journal Article:
Naberezhnykh et al.
Renewable energy is playing an increasingly central role in the global energy supply due to decarbonisation and energy security aims. A vital aspect of renewable energy systems will be the predictability of the energy source, something that tidal stream energy can provide. The tidal sites suitable for energy extraction are by their nature turbulent, creating variations in the tidal energy…
- Journal Article:
Niebuhr et al.
… not been considered. Some attempts have been made to develop backwater models, but these were site-specific and performed under constant operational conditions. Therefore, the aim of this …
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Sánchez et al.
… particles against biofouling as titanium, cobalt and manganese. In this study, the ASTM-D3623 test method, for the protection of submerged marine structures, was used. This method covered the … procedure for testing antifouling coatings exposed for a period of two year at an immersion site with a high biological activity in shallow marine environments. The results of the …
- Journal Article:
Nguyen et al.
In this paper, an analysis of the performance and flow fields of water wheel turbines for tidal energy extraction is carried out using experimental and numerical methods. The purpose of this work is to develop a water turbine suitable for sites, where fast and shallow surface flows are available, such as rivers or tidal currents. For both methods, the water wheel turbine is tested over a range…
- Journal Article:
Nader et al.
… installation and maintenance cost per unit as well as harnessing maximum energy at a given site. There are complex hydrodynamic and environmental implications which require consideration …
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Silva et al.
… such as number of units, costs, capacity, layout, type of moorings/foundations and 4) site characteristics such as resource levels. One of the main focuses on the database definition …
- Journal Article:
Topper et al.
… array; significantly, only one class has greatest MMAEP corresponding to lowest LCOE. To test this model, a contemporary optimisation algorithm is added to the advanced ocean energy …
- Journal Article:
Du et al.
… On-site continuous and energy-autonomous wireless sensor nodes are highly desirable for the … body with a windward width of 34 mm, and the space distance ratio is about 4.5. Therefore, the test and computed results provide the wave-WG-PEEH for ocean wave energy harvesting to supply the …
- Journal Article:
Guy et al.
… 1.5 MW, and simulated in realistic wave–current conditions consistent with those of the MeyGen site. Mean torque and thrust are found to increase with turbine hub height, and the presence of …
- Journal Article:
Shahroozi et al.
… point-absorber WEC using an environmental contour with a 50-year return period for the Dowsing site in the North Sea. To obtain the response of the WEC during extreme conditions, a numerical …
- Journal Article:
Ahmed et al.
Waves are emerging as a renewable energy resource, but the harnessing of such energy remains among the least developed in terms of renewable energy technologies on a regional or a global basis. To generate usable energy, wave heights must be predicted in near-real-time, which is the driving force for wave energy converters. This study develops a hybrid Convolutional Neural Network-Long Short-…
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Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult
… sufficient funding to deploy and run comprehensive trials with the application. A common test and development site that implements some of the SIS that require further data input may help standardise …
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Zhao et al.
… The blade embedded actuation allows for reasonable flow conditions. For full scaled on-site applications this is required to reduce hydrodynamic losses and to protect the actuators and … as compared with the original one, while almost the same power is required. An experimental test bench for a single blade with both types of actuators is built to verify their ability of a …
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Igiugig Village Council
… minimal infrastructure or personnel requirements. If future funding is available to build and test the system, UW-APL will be able to perform all or part of the fabrication, assembly, and … it was recommended to allow approximately four months for system delivery. In addition to the site-specific application at Igiugig, the UW-APL design is applicable to a wide range of uses as …
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Walsh et al.
… during the operation of the Fred Olsen Lifesaver wave energy converter at the Falmouth Bay Test site (FaBTest, SW UK) is used to demonstrate this novel application. The case study provides …
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