This document outlines topics to be covered in a tutorial on wave energy technology, including describing major wave power technologies, discussing how wave energy is a renewable resource, outlining three approaches to capturing wave energy, considering potential environmental impacts of wave energy projects, discussing advantages and disadvantages of wave energy, calculating power extractable from sample wave systems, and estimating realistic power available from waves on the western coast of Scotland.
This document outlines topics to be covered in a tutorial on wave energy technology, including describing major wave power technologies, discussing how wave energy is a renewable resource, outlining three approaches to capturing wave energy, considering potential environmental impacts of wave energy projects, discussing advantages and disadvantages of wave energy, calculating power extractable from sample wave systems, and estimating realistic power available from waves on the western coast of Scotland.
This document outlines topics to be covered in a tutorial on wave energy technology, including describing major wave power technologies, discussing how wave energy is a renewable resource, outlining three approaches to capturing wave energy, considering potential environmental impacts of wave energy projects, discussing advantages and disadvantages of wave energy, calculating power extractable from sample wave systems, and estimating realistic power available from waves on the western coast of Scotland.
2. Wave energy is considered to be “renewable Energy”. Discuss. 3. What are three approaches of capturing wave energy? 4. As an Engineer, outline the potential environmental considerations for the development of wave energy project. 5. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of wave energy. 6. What is the power extractable from a deep-sea wave system of wavelength 140 m and height 3 m? 7. What are the factors that determine the wave height? 8. The western coast of Scotland is incident by Atlantic waves of theoretical maximum power 70 kW per metre of wave width. If a typical wave height is 2 m, what are the corresponding frequency and periodic time? Estimate the realistic power available onshore.