Effects of WEC design parameters on fully coupled responses of a Barge-type wind-wave-integrated floating energy system
Jieyi Ding,
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Jiaqing Yin,
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Yang Yang
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Journal of Marine Engineering & Technology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 14
Published: Jan. 2, 2025
The
WinHyS
comprising
of
the
FOWT
and
WECs
is
a
prospective
solution
to
achieving
motion
stability
improvement
energy
utilisation
efficiency
enhancement.
dynamics
related
WEC's
design
properties
including
shape
parameters
PTO
system.
A
fully
coupled
analysis
tool
developed
for
aero–hydro–servo-elastic
analysis.
It
investigated
that
platform
motions
are
alleviated
with
hemispherical
WEC
under
three
load
cases.
variation
ranges
roll
can
be
reduced
by
57.41%
18
m/s
wind
speed,
while
corresponding
reductions
cylinder-
frustum-shaped
56.85%
56.99%,
respectively.
output
power
hybrid
system
achieved
most
significantly
up
2.45%
integration
cylindrical
speed
condition.
Moreover,
relatively
larger
damping
more
beneficial
in
reducing
roll,
influence
on
pitch
depends
environment
Conversely,
smaller
contribute
total
power.
Therefore,
moderate
likely
simultaneously
achieve
better
performance
production,
which
also
evidenced
dynamic
behaviours
extreme
sea
Language: Английский
Development of a Hybrid Deep Learning Model with Hho Algorithm for Dynamic Response Prediction of Wind-Wave Integrated Floating Energy Systems
Jiaqing Yin,
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Y. Fan,
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Musa Bashir
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Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Comparison of the fully coupled dynamic responses of spar-type integrated wind-current floating energy systems with various tidal turbine layouts
Wei Liu,
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Jieyi Ding,
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Jianbin Fu
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et al.
Ocean Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
325, P. 120866 - 120866
Published: March 7, 2025
Language: Английский
WEC spacing effects on the performance of a floating energy harvesting platform
Ocean Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
327, P. 120971 - 120971
Published: March 22, 2025
Language: Английский
Effects of short-crestedness and currents on the dynamic response of a floating wave-energy harvesting platform
Physics of Fluids,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
37(3)
Published: March 1, 2025
The
focus
of
this
paper
is
to
investigate
the
effects
short-crestedness
and
currents
on
dynamic
behavior
a
wave-energy
harvesting
platform.
After
establishing
its
motion
equation,
performance
under
both
operational
severe
conditions
simulated
in
time
domain,
which
includes
some
factors
such
as
current
velocity,
direction,
wave
distribution.
wave–current
interactions
are
considered
predict
responses
system.
Additionally,
study
analyzes
platform
mooring
line
tension
within
low-frequency
wave-frequency
ranges.
Meanwhile,
frequency-domain
response
spectra
also
used
explore
characteristics
responses.
Moreover,
phase
plots
evaluate
stability
conditions.
results
indicate
that
presence
alters
magnitude
excitation
forces,
significantly
affects
In
summary,
analytical
framework
methods
introduced
could
offer
insights
into
design
ocean
energy
systems
realistic
sea
environment.
Language: Английский
A Comparison of the Capture Width and Interaction Factors of WEC Arrays That Are Co-Located with Semi-Submersible-, Spar- and Barge-Supported Floating Offshore Wind Turbines
Journal of Marine Science and Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(11), P. 2019 - 2019
Published: Nov. 8, 2024
This
research
paper
explores
an
approach
to
enhancing
the
economic
viability
of
heaving
wave
energy
converters
(WECs)
both
cylinder-shaped
and
torus-shaped
devices,
by
integrating
them
with
four
established,
floating
offshore
wind
turbines
(FOWTs).
Specifically,
focused
on
power
performance
matrix.
integration
WECs
FOWTs
not
only
offers
potential
for
shared
construction
maintenance
costs
but
also
presents
synergistic
advantages
in
terms
generation
platform
stability.
The
study
began
conducting
a
comprehensive
review
current
State-of-the-Art
co-locating
different
types
various
foundation
platforms
FOWTs,
taking
into
consideration
semi-submersible,
spar
barge
commonly
employed
industry.
took
unified
investigate
more
new
WEC
arrays,
totaling
20
configurations
across
distinct
FOWTs.
scope
this
study’s
assumption
primarily
hydrodynamic
matrix,
without
inclusion
aerodynamic
loads.
It
then
compared
their
outcomes
determine
which
array
demonstrated
superior
under
key
metrics
total
absorbed
power,
capture
width,
interaction
factor.
Additionally,
investigation
could
serve
reinforce
ongoing
development
efforts
allocation
renewable
resources.
Language: Английский