Case study: Tidal current energy potential in Bangladesh

Samrat, Nahidul Hoque; Mamun, Nursadul; Uddin, Shah Mukim; Islam, Arif

doi:10.1109/iciev.2013.6572556

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“…Farrok et al, [22] analyzed the magnetic flux of the permanent magnet linear generator and proposed a floating generator to harvest energy from the oceanic wave. Samrat et al [8] developed a system in MATLAB/SIMULINK software to approach the tidal energy potentiality with respect to Bangladesh. Kowser et al, [23] studied on Bay of Bengal and proposed a wave power collector to acquire the tidal power.…”

Section: Floating Generatormentioning

confidence: 99%

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Renewable energy production based on solar power and magnetic field prototype in Bangladesh

Qays

Yasmin

2020

IJAPE

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Though modern technology of new era is mostly dependent on power sector entirely, the current energy scenario is showing a serious negative effect for the last few decades. Comparatively, Bangladesh is facing a precarious effect because of the scarcity of fossil-fuel dissipation. To accomplish the power demand resolution, a new type of power generation is proposed in this research paper. Magnetic flux and solar irradiation is combined to get maximum power outcome. The PV panel supplies the maximum power in the peak solar radiation and terminates the energy stream at night time. However, the floating generator can supply its maximum creation day or night time according to the movement of water wave tendency. For this reason, a PV-floating Generator based integrated renewable energy scheme is inspected in this venture. The experimental result shows its real-world validation (Maximum 14.5 Watt output) comparing to conventional methods.

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Section: Floating Generatormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Solar power application is introduced for the last 20 to 30 years in Bangladesh. However, the concept of buoyant power generator is completely new with respect to this country [8]. Rahman et al, [9] studied on the solar lane and floating solar energy collection to reduce the power demand and extra land requirements.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Renewable energy production based on solar power and magnetic field prototype in Bangladesh

Qays

Yasmin

2020

IJAPE

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“…Tidal energy is one of the forms of renewable energy that used in the world, in particular for coastal regions [6]. It has ma ny advantages over solar and wind energy.…”

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confidence: 99%

Perspective and Prospect of Tidal Electricity Generation in Iraq

Hamdan

Abbas

Al-Asadi

2019

IJASRE

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For a long time, Iraq has been suffering from the environmental pollution and electricity crisis. Therefore, tidal energy is one of the best renewable sources should be used to solve together the environmental pollution and electricity crisis. Tidal energy is usually available in coastal areas. Southern of Iraq has coastal areas in Basra Governorate on the northern Arabian Gulf. Therefore, this study has been investigated the possibility of establishing tidal power stations in two locations in Basra, Um Qasr and Al-Faw. In the case of the construction of a 4km 2 tidal barrage in Um Qasr, the electricity generated was 98.85MW and 197.69MW to meet the demand for electricity in Basra by 6.59% and 13.18% in the case of one-way and two-way generation, respectively. While in case of construction of a 4km 2 tidal lagoon in Al-Faw, the electricity generated was 31.37MW and 62.73MW to meet the demand for electricity in Basra by 2.09% and 4.18% in the case of one-way and two way generation, respectively. So, this study clearly shows that tidal energy can contribute significantly to relief the electricity crisis in Basra Governorate.

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