2012
DOI: 10.3901/jme.2012.12.139
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Conversion System of Ocean Buoys Based on Wave Energy

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“…It is assumed that the wave moves in a two-dimensional plane and its shape remains unchanged [13][14], as shown in Figure 5. H is wave height, A is amplitude, η=η (x, z, t) is waveform function, λ is wavelength h, and D is water depth.…”
Section: Mathematical Model Of Wavementioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is assumed that the wave moves in a two-dimensional plane and its shape remains unchanged [13][14], as shown in Figure 5. H is wave height, A is amplitude, η=η (x, z, t) is waveform function, λ is wavelength h, and D is water depth.…”
Section: Mathematical Model Of Wavementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this paper, the motion relation between wave and buoy is analysed, and the operation characteristics of the converter are analysed. In the ideal sea conditions, the wave motion changes cyclically over time, and the stable wave is an approximately sinusoidal harmonic wave with constant wavelength λ , wave height A 0 and angular frequency ω 0 [12, 13]. The equation of wave motion is given asS 0 )(t = A 0 sin ω 0 t Under ideal design, the cylindrical buoy only moves in the vertical direction, and the buoy is mainly affected by buoyancy F fl , self‐gravity G , spring tension F r and the pulling force of the piston connecting rod F h .…”
Section: Mathematical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By combining (1)–(6), the expression of buoy displacement can be given asright leftthickmathspace.5emS 1 t = C 1 cos thinmathspacef + ρgπ r 2 m + ρ H D 1 t + C 2 sin thinmathspacef + ρgπ r 2 m + ρ H D 1 t + ρgπ r 2 A 0 ω 0 2 m + ρ normalH D 1 f ρgπ r 2 sin ω 0 t + ρg H D 2 + hf ρgπ r 2 + f Analysis of (7) shows that the steady state of the buoy is approximately sinusoidal motion [12], its motion angle frequency is the same as the rated wave angle frequency, and its amplitude is given byA 1 = ρgπ r 2 A 0 ω 0 2 )(m + ρ H D 1 f ρgπ r 2 The displacement of the buoy is consistent with the displacement of the piston plate in the hydraulic cylinder. The flow of seawater into the storage reservoir through the piston device givesQ 1 = {1em4ptD 1 d ||S 1 )(t d t , ||S 1 …”
Section: Mathematical Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thousands of patents on wave power have been approved, while only a small proportion has been applied to commercial use on a large scale, the ultimate reasons for which are the great risk and high cost of wave power due to the complex and variable sea conditions [4,5]. Therefore, the study of how to develop new type of wave power technology to enhance reliability and reduce the generating cost has become the focus of the wave power research [6][7][8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%