2009 3rd Southern Conference on Computational Modeling 2009
DOI: 10.1109/mcsul.2009.29
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Energy from the Sea: Computational Modeling of an Overtopping Device

Abstract: This work presents a brief study about the wave energy as well as a computational modeling of an overtopping device. The numerical simulation was performed with the FLUE T® Computational Fluid Dynamic software code, employing the multiphase Volume of Fluid (VOF) model. The obtained results showed a satisfactory agreement between the numerical and analytical solutions, being the maximum difference calculated for the wave generation of approximated 4.6%. It was also observed that the knowledge of the wave height… Show more

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“…where v s , v r are the linear velocities of the field modulation segment and the PM, respectively. The transmission ratio of the linear magnetic gear can be obtained from equations (1)- (4). It should be indicated that, when discussing the harmonic pole-pair number of a magnetic field, there are only two cases to consider: 1) k = 0, when there is no field modulation segment and there is no magnetic field modulation effect.…”
Section: B Working Principle Of the Lmgmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…where v s , v r are the linear velocities of the field modulation segment and the PM, respectively. The transmission ratio of the linear magnetic gear can be obtained from equations (1)- (4). It should be indicated that, when discussing the harmonic pole-pair number of a magnetic field, there are only two cases to consider: 1) k = 0, when there is no field modulation segment and there is no magnetic field modulation effect.…”
Section: B Working Principle Of the Lmgmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are different methods to harness the wave energy, such as oscillating water column (OWC) [1]- [3] and the overtopping [4], [5] systems. Most of these methods employ rotating electrical machines to transform the kinetic energy of waves into the electrical energy.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%