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Tidal Energy: The benthic effects of an operational tidal stream turbine
Marine Environmental Research, 2017 The effect of modified flow on epifaunal boulder reef communities adjacent to the SeaGen, the world's first grid-compliant tidal stream turbine, were assessed. The wake of the SeaGen was modelled and the outputs were used in conjunction with positional and substrate descriptor variables, to relate variation in epifaunal community structure to the ...
J.P.J. O'Carroll +3 more
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Performance of Pitch and Stall Regulated Tidal Stream Turbines [PDF]
IEEE Transactions on Sustainable Energy, 2014 Controllers for a pitch and a stall regulated horizontal axial flow, variable-speed tidal stream turbine are developed, and a performance comparison is carried out. Below rated flow speed, both turbines are operated in variable-speed mode so that the optimum tip-speed ratio is maintained. One of the turbines has variable pitch blades, which above rated
Whitby, Benjamin +1 more
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The Physics of Fluids, 2023 Anticipating the power output of tidal-stream turbines (TSTs) is relevant for its technological advance and success. Therefore, it is important to clarify the behavior of TSTs under tidal-stream environments, which include both waves and currents.
E. Fernández-Rodríguez
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The influence of waves on morphodynamic impacts of energy extraction at a tidal stream turbine site in the Pentland Firth [PDF]
, 2018 Extraction of energy from tidal streams has the potential to impact on the morphodynamics of areas such as sub-tidal sandbanks via alteration of hydrodynamics. Marine sediment transport is forced by both wave and tidal currents. Past work on tidal stream
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Analysis of the kinetic energy recovery behind a tidal stream turbine for various submergence levels
International Marine Energy Journal, 2022 Tidal turbines are commonly deployed at sea sites with water depths of up to 50 m to ease their deployment and quick maintenance operations. In these relatively shallow water depth conditions, the vertical expansion of tidal stream turbine wakes is ...
Pablo Ouro +2 more
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Hydrodynamic Impacts of a Marine Renewable Energy Installation on the Benthic Boundary Layer in a Tidal Channel [PDF]
, 2017 Peer reviewedPublisher ...
Fraser, Shaun +3 more
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Validation of the actuator line method for simulating flow through a horizontal axis tidal stream turbine by comparison with measurements [PDF]
, 2017 The purpose of the present work is to evaluate the capability of the Actuator Line Method (ALM) to simulate flow through a horizontal axis tidal stream turbine.
Baba-Ahmadi, Mohammad H., Dong, Ping
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Turbulence and Wake Effects in Tidal Stream Turbine Arrays [PDF]
Volume 10: Ocean Renewable Energy, 2018 Electricity generation from tidal current can provide a reliable and predictable addition to a reduced carbon energy sector in the future. Following the deployment of the first multi-turbine array, significant cost reduction can be achieved by moving beyond demonstrator projects to large scale tidal turbine arrays.
Nuernberg, Martin, Tao, Longbin
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Tidal stream turbine power capping in a head-driven tidal channel [PDF]
Renewable Energy, 2019 Abstract An array of ten 1 MW turbines, with a one diameter inter-turbine spacing, is simulated in a hypothetical tidal channel using the depth-averaged flow solver TELEMAC-2D. It has been shown for idealised turbines that mean power extraction from tidal channels can be enhanced by tuning turbine resistance for a given channel.
Vogel, C, Willden, R, Houlsby, G
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Characterisation of underwater operational sound of a tidal stream turbine [PDF]
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2020 The underwater sound emitted during the operation of the Atlantis AR1500 turbine, a 1.5 MW three bladed horizontal axis tidal-stream turbine, was measured in the Pentland Firth, Scotland. Most sound was concentrated in the lower frequencies, ranging from 50 to 1000 Hz. Within 20 m of the turbine, third-octave band sound pressure levels were elevated by
Denise, Risch +3 more
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