Simulation on Kinetic Characteristics of Moving Mooring Marine Current Turbine System

Ying Yuan Tian; Jian Yu; Shan Chun Sun; Xiao Tao Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.596.32

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Simulation on Kinetic Characteristics of Moving Mooring Marine Current Turbine System

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This paper aims to get the kinematic performance and control parameters of moving mooring marine current turbine system such as velocity, period of motion, speed increasing ratio, motion trail, tension of cable, steerage and timing of control, strength of the platform and etc. This article first gets the hydrodynamic parameters with CFD and then builds the equations of motion, and the system simulation test was carried out with Matlab and Adams. The result shows that this moving mooring marine current turbine system can move on a designed trajectory by steering in flow environment. The velocity of the platform is about six to eight times to the current speed. The simulation lays a foundation for the development of engineering prototype. There have been plenty of information proved the theoretical breakthrough but we still need to face great challenge in the project practice in the coming future.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 596)

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32-36

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July 2014

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Ying Yuan Tian, Jian Yu, Shan Chun Sun, Xiao Tao Li

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Kinetic Characteristic, Marine Current Turbine, Mooring, Simulation

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