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High Strength Steel Fatigue Crack Growth Database for Offshore Renewable Energy Applications
ABSTRACT High strength steels can reduce costs and carbon emissions in offshore renewable energy, but their effect on structural integrity remains unclear. In welded structures, such as support structures for offshore wind and tidal turbines, fatigue life is dominated by crack growth from flaws at weld toes.
Machar Devine +3 more
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Altitude‐induced plasticity of respiratory central–peripheral chemoreflex interaction
Abstract figure legend Altitude‐induced plasticity of respiratory central–peripheral chemoreflex interaction. Seventeen participants completed modified rebreathing tests at low altitude and after 7–10 days of acclimatization at high altitude (3500 m). Central chemoreceptor activation was isolated using hypercapnic hyperoxia (end‐tidal PO2${{P}_{{{O}_2}}
Nasimi A. Guluzade +4 more
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Carrion ecology: concepts, interdisciplinary synthesis, and perspectives
ABSTRACT Carrion is a ubiquitous resource in both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, yet it has long been overlooked in ecological research. Over the past two decades, studies on carrion and the many organisms that exploit it have flourished, revealing not only wide‐ranging ecological functions but also significance far beyond ecology.
Marcos Moleón +38 more
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Dynamic Behavior of Floating Tidal Current Power Device Considering Turbine Specifications
Tidal current power is one of the energy sources of the ocean. Electricity can be generated by converting the flow energy of the current into the rotational energy of a turbine.
Chul-Hee Jo +3 more
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Performance evaluation and modelling of the Atir marine current turbine
In this study, the behaviour of a full‐size prototype of a platform for tidal energy was analysed. The turbine of this platform is formed by two counter‐rotating rotors aligned with the tidal current, such that one rotor is always under the wake of the ...
Eloy Díaz‐Dorado +4 more
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Tidal turbines that survive? [PDF]
Tidal turbines offer an exciting opportunity to exploit ocean current flows to generate sustainable energy. However, a key to their success is the ability to operate with minimal intervention in the ocean over extended periods (15-20 years). This talk explored the likely design and operational issues that will influence satisfactory performance ...
Turnock, S.R. +3 more
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Morphing blades for tidal turbines: A theoretical study
Abstract Tidal energy has the potential to significantly contribute to energy security by providing predictable renewable energy. New technology is needed to decrease the levelised cost of energy and to make this energy sector competitive in the energy market.
Pisetta G., Le Mestre R., Viola I. M.
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Uncertainty Quantification and Attribution for Resilient Infrastructure Systems
Infrastructure resilience is critical for maintaining the delivery of essential services to society. However, although computational modelling is integral to infrastructure management, infrastructure model outputs are conditional on a range of uncertain assumptions, both in the present day and under future climate change.
Saskia Salwey +4 more
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Aiming at the typical pitching response of floating hybrid wind-tidal power systems, this study conducts unsteady numerical simulations using a high-fidelity blade-resolved Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) framework with the Improved delayed detached ...
Renwei Ji +4 more
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A Review on Numerical Development of Tidal Stream Turbine Performance and Wake Prediction
Recently, the output of Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) prediction on tidal stream turbine systems has been receiving great attention owing to the vast and untapped tidal stream potential.
Yuquan Zhang +7 more
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