Wave energy offers a promising renewable energy source, however, technologies converting wave energy into useful electricity face many design challenges. This guide …
G Giannini, I Temiz, P Rosa-Santos… - Journal of Marine …, 2020 - mdpi.com
Absorbing wave power from oceans for producing a usable form of energy represents an attractive challenge, which for the most part concerns the development and integration, in a …
V Stratigaki, P Troch, T Stallard, D Forehand… - Journal of Renewable …, 2015 - pubs.aip.org
Wave energy converters (WECs) extract energy from ocean waves and have the potential to produce a significant amount of electricity from a renewable resource. However, large “WEC …
An experimental campaign of arrays with direct-driven wave energy converters of point- absorbing type is presented. The arrays consist of six identical floats, moving in six degrees …
Currently, several WECs exist with different absorption mechanisms and subsystems. Hence, a general formulation to describe the dynamics of all possible devices is a nontrivial …
KM Ruehl, JD Roberts, A Porter, G Chang… - 2015 - osti.gov
The lack of deployed wave farms means direct measurement of the effects of Wave Energy Converter (WEC) arrays on near-field and nearshore wave propagation is not possible. As a …
A frequency domain hydrodynamic assessment was carried out using WAMIT on buoy type wave energy converters (WECs), constrained to move in heave only. Control of the power …
ZY Zhang, HX Liu, L Zhang, WC Zhang… - Journal of Marine Science …, 2018 - Springer
Wave-energy converters (WECs) usually comprise a wave-energy absorber and a reaction supporter on which the wave forces can work. The reaction supporter can promote the …