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The efficiency of a turbine in a tidal channel

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2007
There is an upper bound to the amount of power that can be generated by turbines in tidal channels as too many turbines merely block the flow. One condition for achievement of the upper bound is that the turbines are deployed uniformly across the channel, with all the flow through them, but this may interfere with other uses of the channel. An isolated
CHRIS GARRETT, PATRICK CUMMINS
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Implementation of Tidal Stream Turbines and Tidal Barrage Structures in DG-SWEM

Volume 10: Ocean Renewable Energy, 2019
Abstract There are two approaches to extracting power from tides — either turbines are placed in areas of strong flows or turbines are placed in barrages enabling the two sides of the barrage to be closed off and a head to build up across the barrage.
Schnabl, A   +6 more
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Tidal Current Turbine, Wind Turbine and Their Dynamic Modelling

2014
Wind and tidal current are of the most common energy resources for generating electricity in the near future because of the oil problems (crises and pollution). Within that frame, wind and tidal current energies are surging to the fore. The dynamic model of the offshore wind and tidal current is very important topic for dealing with these renewable ...
Hamed H. H. Aly, M. E. El-Hawary
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Tuning turbines in a tidal channel

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2010
As tidal turbine farms grow they interact with the larger scale flow along a channel by increasing the channel's drag coefficient. This interaction limits a channel's potential to produce power. A 1D model for a tidal channel is combined with a theory for turbines in a channel to show that the tuning of the flow through the turbines and the density of ...
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Tidal turbines

2020
Sanaz Roshanmanesh   +2 more
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Reliability prediction for tidal turbines

2021
Marine renewable energy has the potential to form a key part of the renewable electricity generation arsenal that is required for society to prevent catastrophic global warming. Device reliability is one of the great engineering hurdles facing the sector; operating cost effectively in the harsh open ocean is very challenging.
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Automated Detection and Tracking of Marine Mammals in the Vicinity of Tidal Turbines Using Multibeam Sonar

Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, 2023
Carol Sparling   +2 more
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Tidal Current Turbines

2012
Nasir Mehmood   +3 more
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