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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Horizontal axis tidal turbines"”.

  1. Adaptive Composite Blades for Horizontal Axis Tidal Turbines

    … are many marine renewable energy sources however tidal energy has the advantage of being highly predictable. The range of devices for tidal energy extraction is extensive with power being generated either by extracting potential or kinetic energy. Due to environmental concerns regarding potential …

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  2. In the wake of a tidal turbine

    Tidal energy is rapidly developing as a source of renewable energy. Horizontal axis tidal turbines are being installed in arrays, where device spacing is an important issue. Array performance will be affected as the flow from upstream devices (i.e. the wake) interacts with down-stream devices. …

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  3. Numerical Analysis of an Axial Flow Horizontal Axis Marine Hydrokinetic Turbine

    Tidal energy extraction using marine hydrokinetic devices has become an important area of research in the renewable energy field in recent years because of the highly predictable nature of the tides. Due to its early stage of development, many studies need yet to be done before deployment of these …

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