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Design of a transverse flux machine for power generation from seawaves

2013

Linear electrical generator has been recently studied for the exploitation of sea wave energy, however the definition of the optimum geometry to be used is still debated and due to the fact that seawave energy is characterized by low speed and very high forces, a generator which is able to convert energy at low speed and high force is needed. In this paper we investigate the possibility to use a transverse flux linear generator (TFG) because transverse flux technology presents the highest force density per volume index among the iron based electrical machines. The advantages of TFG topology against the classical longitudinal concept are [1]: (a) the magnetomotive force per pole is independe…

Settore ING-IND/32 - Convertitori Macchine E Azionamenti ElettriciPOWER GENERATION SEA WAVE ENERGY
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Desalination by sea wave in small islands: The case of study of Lampedusa (Italy)

2018

The paper analyses the theme of water energy nexus, investigating a specific industrial process: desalination. In particular, the paper reports a case of study, applied in the small island of Lampedusa, located at south of Sicily (Italy). As the many small islands in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea, Lampedusa presents a small electrical grid, not connected to the mainland. The electrical production is entrusted to old diesel engines, consuming fossil fuel, transported by boat from Sicily. Besides, the renewable energy sources are extremely underdeveloped in this territory, since the environmental constraints make complex the use of technologies, like wind turbines or photovoltaic panels…

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LINEAR GENERATOR WITH PERMANENT MAGNETS FOR SEA WAVE ENERGY PRODUCTION

2021

LINEAR GENERATOR SEA WAVE ENERGY
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Wave Energy Assessment along Sicilian Coastline, Based on DEIM Point Absorber

2017

The use of renewable energy sources is one of the most relevant goals to be achieved in order to match the climate protection targets. As a case study, the paper shows the current electrical energy production by sources in the Sicilian context. Among the renewable energy sources, the paper investigates the wave energy potential along the Sicilian coasts, because of the favorable climate around the island. A point absorber is present in order to exploit this source. Two scenarios are presented, with two different levels of energy production.

EngineeringControl and OptimizationMeteorologyExploit020209 energyoffshore photovoltaicEnergy Engineering and Power TechnologyContext (language use)02 engineering and technologyCivil engineeringlcsh:Technology0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringpoint absorberProduction (economics)Electrical and Electronic EngineeringEngineering (miscellaneous)SicilyRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmentbusiness.industrylcsh:TElectric potential energysea wave energy021001 nanoscience & nanotechnologyrenewable energylanguage.human_languageRenewable energyCurrent (stream)renewable energy; sea wave energy; point absorber; offshore photovoltaic; Sicilylanguage0210 nano-technologybusinessSicilianEnergy (signal processing)Energy (miscellaneous)Energies; Volume 10; Issue 3; Pages: 376
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A sustainable energy production: Sea Wave in the small island of Ustica (Italy)

2018

Nowadays the electrical energy production is based on fossil fuels in the greatest part of smaller islands in the Mediterranean Sea. Despite the availability, the renewable energy sources are practically unused, as landscape constraints. So, the paper presents the case of study of Ustica, a small island located at north of Sicily, in the middle of Mediterranean Sea. Starting with the analysis of the electrical energy consumption of public buildings, the paper suggests an energetic scenario, based on solar and sea wave. In particular, in order to use this new resource, the paper presents an innovative wave energy converter. Finally, the energetic and economic evaluations encourage the realiz…

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A Preliminary Energy Assessment to Improve the Energy Sustainability in the Small Islands of the Mediterranean Sea

2020

Power plants supplied by renewable energy sources are expanding around the world, in order to reduce the carbon dioxide emissions, limit the global warming and improve the energy sustainability. Despite the relevant achieved results, small islands are heavily reliant on fossil fuels. In this context, renewable energy sources are available but practically unused, due to landscape and economic constraints. This condition is quite common in the Mediterranean Sea. These islands are normally fed by a stand-alone electrical grid and a power plant, equipped with diesel engines. In order to improve the sustainability of the energy sector, the paper considers the case study of Ustica, a small Italia…

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