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This document provides an overview of wave energy technologies and computational fluid dynamics modeling. It discusses four main types of wave energy devices including terminator, attenuator, point absorber, and overtopping devices. It also describes technologies like oscillating water columns, absorber systems, and overtopping devices. The document outlines the governing equations and finite difference method for computational fluid dynamics modeling of wave energy devices. It includes lists of figures and tables to illustrate key concepts.

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This document provides an overview of wave energy technologies and computational fluid dynamics modeling. It discusses four main types of wave energy devices including terminator, attenuator, point absorber, and overtopping devices. It also describes technologies like oscillating water columns, absorber systems, and overtopping devices. The document outlines the governing equations and finite difference method for computational fluid dynamics modeling of wave energy devices. It includes lists of figures and tables to illustrate key concepts.

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CHAPTER NO 1 LISI OF FIGURES INTRODUCTION 1.1 Wave energy

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1.1.1 Four Types of Wave energy Devices 1.1.2 Terminator Devices 1.1.3 Attenuators 1.1.4 Point Absorbers 1.1.5 Overtopping Devices 1.2 Ocean Energy Resources 1.2.1 Ocean Currents 1.3 Ocean Waves 1.3.1 Wave Climate 1.3.2 From where do these waves come?

1.3.3 Energy Of The Surface Waves


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1.3.4 Energy Of The Internal Waves


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1.3.5 Environmental Impacts of Wave Energy


6 1.3.6 Economic Impacts 6

1.3.7 Future Of That New Source

1.4 Wave Energy Converter 1.5.Categorization And Description Of Technologies 1.5.1 Tidal Barrage Technologies 1.5.2 Tidal Current Technologies 1.5.3 Horizontal-axis turbines 1.5.4 Vertical-axis turbines 1.6 Ocean Wave Technologies 1.6.1 OWC (Oscillating Water Column) Systems 1.6.2 Absorber Systems 1.6.3 Overtopping Devices 1.6.4 Inverted Pendulum Devices 1.7 Other Wave Energy Systems 1.7.1 Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion (OTEC) 1.7.2 Salinity Gradient 1.8 Point Absorber 1.8.1 Wave Tank Experiments 1.9 Introduction To Computational Fluid Dynamics 1.9.1 Cfd Softwares 1.9.1.1 Meshing Software 1.9.1.2 Analysing Software 1.9.2 Stages Of Softwares
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1.9.3 Governing Equations 1.9.3.1 The Flow and its Mathematical Description 1.9.4 Comments On The Governing Equation

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1.9.5 Momentum Equation


1.9.6 Continuity Equation: Conservation Of Mass 1.9.7 Difficulties In Solving Navier-Stokes Equations 1.9.7.1 Non-Linearity 1.9.7.2 Pressure Gradient 1.9.8 Finite Difference Method 1.9.8.1 First Order Derivatives 1.9.8.2 Second Order Derivatives 1.9.8.3 Numerical Errors 1.9.8.4 Conservation Laws 1.9.8.5 Conservation Of Momentum 1.9.8.6 Navier-Stokes For Incompressible Flow 1.9.8.7 Applications Of Cfd 2 3 Literature Survey Problem Definition 3.1 Objective 4 5 6 Methodology Future Work Bibliography

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1.3.3 1.3.4

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An electricity generation unit is floating on an ocean A New Idea Is To Fixing Propellers Or Turbines Under The Sea To Generate Electrical Energy

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1.3.7 1.5.3 1.5.4 1.6.1 1.6.1 1.6.2 1.6.2 1.6.3

Sea Wave
Tidal Stream Horizontal-Axis Turbines Tidal Stream Vertical-Axis Turbines Example Of A Shoreline/Onshore Owc A Floating Owc Buoy A Farm Of Linear Generator-Based Point Absorber Buoys A Mechanical Power Take-Off System An Illustration Of The Overtopping Principle

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Inverted Pendulum Wave Energy Device Employing A Pressurized Hydraulics Power 1.6.4 Take-Off System 1.7.1 1.7.2 1.8 1.8 1.8.1 1.9.8.2 Closed-Cycle Otec (Rankine Cycle)

The Pressure-Retarded Osmosis (Pro) Process

Point Absorber Collector body of WRASPA Experimental apparatus of 1/100th scale model of WRASPA Finite difference method

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