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Energy development based on renewable energy has gained widespread acceptance in society, especially in recent years. Among the initiatives currently being promoted are those promoted by higher education institutions that utilize available space on their
Daniel Icaza-Alvarez, David Borge-Diez
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Tests on a non-clogging hydrokinetic turbine
Abstract Hydrokinetic turbines (HKTs) are a promising technology for electrical power supply in small remote villages located in fairly flat, high rainfall country where other renewable energy technologies such as wind, solar and conventional micro-hydro are not suitable. However, clogging by floating debris has been identified as a major problem for
Anyi, M., Kirke, B.
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Hydrokinetic turbines utilized in small rivers, irrigation canals, and constructed waterways function in flow conditions that are fundamentally distinct from those seen in broad channels or tidal locations. Such restricted locations impose stringent spatial, hydraulic, and ecological limitations, necessitating turbine designs that can efficiently ...
Aditya Rachman, Oronzio Manca
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ABSTRACT The confluence of rivers with the ocean creates biological hotspots where temperature, salinity, and nutrients mix to provide excellent conditions for rearing, growth, and refuge to a multitude of organisms. Worldwide, estuaries are highly productive and biodiverse.
Robert J. Lennox +10 more
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Abstract Flood‐induced deformation of the bed topography of fluvial meandering rivers could lead to riverbank displacement, infrastructure failure, and the propagation of scour and deposition features. The ability to predict sediment transport in large‐scale meanders is, therefore, a critical requirement for tackling a host of environmental issues ...
Zexia Zhang +5 more
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Numerical Study of Wake Characteristics in a Horizontal-Axis Hydrokinetic Turbine
Over the years most studies on wake characteristics have been devoted to wind turbines, while few works are related to hydrokinetic turbines. Among studies applied to rivers, depth and width are important parameters for a suitable design. In this work, a
PAULO A.S.F. SILVA +3 more
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Design and Prototype of a Micro Hydrokinetic Vertical Turbine
In Latin America only few countries are 100% connected to national electric networks. In Colombia, 52% of the national territory is known as Non Interconnected Zones with a population of 2 million people. To cover these zones basic electricity needs, the use of natural, local and renewable resources such as the hydraulic is proposed, due to the high ...
López Castrillón, Yuri Ulianov +2 more
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Environmental Effects of Hydrokinetic Turbines on Fish: Desktop and Laboratory Flume Studies [PDF]
This collection of three reports describes desktop and laboratory flume studies that provide information to support assessment of the potential for injury and mortality of fish that encounter hydrokinetic turbines of various designs installed in tidal ...
Hecker, George +8 more
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Effects of the spacing between two hydrokinetic turbines on the bedforms by numerical simulations
International audienceAccelerating hydrokinetic renewable energy development towards endurance requires investigating interactions between the hydrokinetic turbine and its surrounding physical environment.
Fatima Khaled +7 more
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Guidelines for simulating hydrokinetic turbine arrays
The extraction of energy from flowing water in rivers and tidal regions is gaining acceptance around the world as a means of generating electricity without the use of conventional hydropower dams. The purpose of this guideline is to provide a uniform methodology that will ensure consistency and accuracy in the estimation, measurement, characterisation,
Cousineau, Julien +6 more
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