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Measurements for proof of concept validation of a twin unidirectional turbine wave energy plant
V. Jayashankar,
Published in
2009
Pages: 1744 - 1747
Abstract
It is difficult to make scaled down models that can produce electric power from waves based on the oscillating water column (OWC) principle in standard laboratory flumes. In this work, we show that precision measurements can be used to capture power signals from such a scaled down plant in a 600 mm wave flume. The measurement is difficult because the no load losses of the turbine motor exceed that generated from waves in a proposed twin unidirectional turbine topology. Twin 100 mm turbine models driven by brushless dc motors serve as the power module. Signals captured with 16-bit resolution are used to demonstrate the twin turbine concept. © 2009 IEEE.
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Journal2009 IEEE Intrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference, I2MTC 2009
Open AccessNo
Concepts (21)
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    BIT RESOLUTION
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    Electric power
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    Mm waves
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    NO LOAD
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    OSCILLATING WATER COLUMN
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    POWER MODULE
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    POWER SIGNALS
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    Precision measurement
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    Proof of concept
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    TURBINE MODELS
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    TWIN TURBINE TOPOLOGY
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    Wave energy
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    Brushless dc motors
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    DC GENERATOR MOTORS
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    Dc motors
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    Measurement theory
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    Motors
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    Topology
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    WAVE ENERGY CONVERSION
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    WAVE POWER
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    Turbines