Constraint Matrix Method Used in Wave Energy Converter

Lin Feng Song; Li Ping Sun; Shang Mao Ai; Jia Yu Qian

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1030-1032.497

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Constraint Matrix Method Used in Wave Energy Converter

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In order to research the motion mechanism of floating multi-bodies, constraint matrix method (CMM) and potential flow theory are used. Compared to the other method, CMM is easier to model and faster in calculating. The Pelamis wave energy converter is modeled by deriving the system to separate rigid bodies. CMM is used to simulate the Pelamis wave energy converter in time domain with code in house by FORTRAN, some important conclusions are got.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1030-1032)

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Lin Feng Song, Li Ping Sun, Shang Mao Ai*, Jia Yu Qian

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Constraint Matrix Method, Hinged Joint, Pelamis Wave Energy Converter

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