Journal of Marine Science and Engineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(11), P. 2049 - 2049
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
Hydrodynamics
plays
a
crucial
role
in
the
design
and
analysis
of
marine
structures,
as
it
involves
study
motion
fluid
its
interaction
with
various
types
structures
environment
[...]
Solar-driven
interfacial
evaporation
technologies
use
solar
energy
to
heat
materials
that
drive
water
evaporation.
These
are
versatile
and
do
not
require
electricity,
which
enables
their
potential
application
across
the
food,
nexus.
In
this
Review,
we
assess
of
solar-driven
in
clean-water
production,
wastewater
treatment,
resource
recovery.
Interfacial
can
produce
up
5.3
l
m–2
h−1
drinking
using
sunlight
as
source.
Systems
designed
for
food
production
coastal
regions
desalinate
irrigate
crops
or
wash
contaminated
soils.
Technologies
being
developed
simultaneously
both
clean
through
have
reached
204
W
electricity
2.5
h–1
separate
systems.
Other
approaches
combinations
could
potentially
full
spectrum
generate
multiple
products
(such
water,
heating
cooling,
and/or
fuels).
future,
aid
provision
low-resource
rural
settings
lack
reliable
access
these
essentials,
but
systems
must
first
undergo
rigorous,
scaled-up
field
testing
understand
performance,
stability
competitiveness.
This
Review
discusses
manage
wastewater,
recover
resources
energy.
Physics of Fluids,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
37(2)
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
Floating
offshore
photovoltaic
(FOPV)
systems
are
key
technologies
for
harnessing
solar
resources,
playing
a
crucial
role
in
mitigating
global
climate
change.
Anchoring
systems,
essential
components
of
FOPV
ensure
operational
safety
by
limiting
floating
body's
displacement.
However,
factors
such
as
positioning
errors,
uneven
seabed,
and
inhomogeneous
loads
make
it
challenging
to
install
anchors
exactly
at
their
designed
locations.
These
deviations
can
significantly
alter
the
system's
dynamic
responses,
particularly
under
extreme
environmental
conditions,
posing
potential
risks.
This
study
aims
explore
response
characteristics
with
varying
anchor
position
sea
states,
offering
valuable
insights
system
design.
First,
coupled
numerical
model
is
developed
capture
interactions
between
multiple
modules
mooring
lines.
Then,
effects
offset
distance,
direction,
relative
position,
incident
direction
on
motion
tension
discussed.
The
results
indicate
that
along
projection
affect
maximum
horizontal
motion,
tension,
minimum
coefficient,
while
heave
remains
largely
unaffected.
Additionally,
when
displaced
acting
same
side,
responses
higher
compared
those
due
leeward
side.