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Otsenka energozapasov vetrovogo volneniya v moryakh SSSR (The Way to Estimate Energy Capacity of Wind Driven Waves in the USSR Seas
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Russian Inventor’s Certificate no. 2567916
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Vozobnovlyaemye istochniki energii. Fiziko-tekhnicheskie osnovy (Renewable Energy Sources. Physical and Technical Foundations), Dolgoprudnyi: Intellekt; Moscow
V. Khrisanov, B. Dmitriev (2016)
Marine electrical power industry with renewable energy carriers. Part 1. Wind and wave turbines of offshore power plantsRussian Electrical Engineering, 87
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Energy of marine wind-generated waves and principles of its transforming, Gidrotekhn
The modern electric-power industry, which is based on thermal-power plants, is causing difficult environmental problems on a planetary scale. Leading industrialized countries are developing power industry based on renewable energy sources (RESs) using the energy of the Sun, rivers, oceans, wind, and geothermal energy of the Earth. The energy density of sea waves is much higher than that of solar radiation and wind. However, solar- and wind-power plants have gained more widespread use than have wave ones. The reason for this is the absence of a cheap and effective way of converting the sea-wave energy into electricity. Existing wave-power plants are inferior to other types of power plants using renewable sources of energy in mass and size and, therefore, in the cost of electricity. The paper considers a layout allowing for a significant reduction in the mass and dimensions of a wave-power plant. The wave-power plant is housed in the hull of a moored twin-hull ship. By means of cables and a vertical pendulum, the energy of waves is converted first into mechanical shaft-rotation energy and then into the electrical energy. The use of a tackle pulley allows increasing the generator rotor speed to hundreds of rpm and reducing the pendulum mass. All the electrical equipment of the power plant is arranged inside the twin-hull ship. Results of use of the wave-power-plant model in a wave-simulator tank are presented.
Russian Electrical Engineering – Springer Journals
Published: Feb 21, 2018
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