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Feasibility studies on the Free Floating Wave Energy Converter (FFWEC) concept
Published in IEEE
2011
Pages: 5924 - 5927
Free Floating Wave Energy Converter (FFWEC) is a Wave energy extraction device patented (US patent No: 7823380B2) by Gp. Capt. S.M Ghouse. Feasibility studies on the device was undertaken by Department of Ocean Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras. A FFWEC model was designed and fabricated and was subjected to experimental analysis. The results of the experimental study are presented with discussions. © 2011 IEEE.
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Concepts (15)
Experimental analysis- Experimental studies
- Feasibility studies
- FLOATING WAVE ENERGY CONVERTERS
- Indian institute of technologies
- OCEAN-WAVE ENERGY
- PRESSURE HEAD
- US PATENTS
- Wave energy
- Ocean engineering
- Oceanography
- Planning
- Water waves
- WAVE POWER
- WAVE ENERGY CONVERSION
