Sea Waves Power Generation by Using a Permanent Magnet Rotary Generator Drive: A Case Study in Gulf of Thailand

S Phaiboon; P Phokharatkul

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.433-440.1126

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Sea Waves Power Generation by Using a Permanent Magnet Rotary Generator Drive: A Case Study in Gulf of Thailand

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This paper presents an electric generating from sea waves in gulf of Thailand. The design procedure and modeling metrology were performed for a rotary permanent magnet generator. A hydraulic system which consists of a floating buoy with vertical movement drives the rotary generation using gear box driving system. The appropriate coupled mechanic models for the proposed generator and the hydraulic system have been developed for maximum power generation. A 1 kW prototype power unit has been performed at the Sirindhorn international environmental park to verify the proposed models.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 433-440)

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1126-1131

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January 2012

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S Phaiboon, P Phokharatkul

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Coupled Subsystem Modeling, Design Procedure, Gulf of Thailand, Permanent Magnet Rotary Generator, Power Generation from Sea Waves

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