Hybrid Offshore Wind and Tidal Turbine Power System to Compensate for Fluctuation (HOTCF)

Rahman, Mohammad Lutfur; Oka, Shunsuke; Shirai, Yoshihito

doi:10.1007/978-4-431-53910-0_24

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“…• In the absence of tidal generation and presence of fluctuations in the wind when mismatch between load demand and supply is large, batteries are used as backup to fulfill the load requirement. [212][213][214][215][216][217][218][219][220] Capacity factor of tidal generator is 30%-50% and that of wind generator is 25%-35%. Hybridization of these two renewable sources results in a system with overall good capacity factor (i.e., in the absence of wind, tidal generates the required power).…”

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A review on bi-source, off-grid hybrid power generation systems based on alternative energy sources

Aziz

Saleem

Ehsan

et al. 2015

Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy

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The world will need greatly increased energy supply in coming years because of the rapidly increasing world population and depleting natural resources. For a long time, conventional energy sources have been utilized for power generation, but now it is of great concern that the rapid depletion of conventional sources added with their economic and environmental concerns are incompatible to address issues like growing electricity demand and environmental damages. Utilization of the alternative energy sources is compulsory to minimize the energy crisis around the world. Based on the alternative energy sources, a number of power generation systems have been designed to contribute for the management of optimized energy supply systems. The unpredictable nature of alternative energy sources is their common drawback, and they do not harness usable power for some considerable duration of time over the year. Therefore, trends are in progress to integrate two or more than two of these alternative energy systems to meet the required electricity supply in power generation operations. These systems are designated as hybrid systems and can be grid connected or off-grid depending upon their purpose and mode of fabrication. Off grid hybrid systems are popular for the electrification of the isolated and far-flung areas, where the grid supply is absent. This study mainly focuses on main 10 off grid, bi-source hybrid systems for power generation highlighting their role in energy stability. Systems' hybridization, power generation, energy flow schemes, operation schemes, and storage and backup needs have been addressed thoroughly in this study to provide a handy reference to stake holders for further work in this regime.

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A review on bi-source, off-grid hybrid power generation systems based on alternative energy sources

Aziz

Saleem

Ehsan

et al. 2015

Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy

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“…The energy resources in ocean exist in different forms, such as tidal current energy, wave energy and offshore wind energy. Therefore people have made effort to design a kind of equipment which can generate electricity from different energy sources together [6][7].…”

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Optimal Design of the Mooring System for a Floating Hybrid Ocean Renewable Power Generation System

Lin

Zhang

2014

AMM

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This paper presents an optimal design model for the floating platform catenary mooring system and applies it to a floating hybrid ocean renewable power generation system. The mathematic description on the model is established based on catenary theory and static analysis method and a MATLAB toolbox is developed to get the optimized mooring system design. A numerical verification to the mooring system’s performance in AQWA is then carried out and proves the effectiveness of the presented optimization model.

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HOTT Power Controller With Bi-Directional Converter (HPB)

Rahman

Oka

Shirai

2012

Wind Energy Conversion Systems

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Hybrid Offshore Wind and Tidal Turbine Power System to Compensate for Fluctuation (HOTCF)

Cited by 4 publications

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A review on bi-source, off-grid hybrid power generation systems based on alternative energy sources

A review on bi-source, off-grid hybrid power generation systems based on alternative energy sources

Optimal Design of the Mooring System for a Floating Hybrid Ocean Renewable Power Generation System

HOTT Power Controller With Bi-Directional Converter (HPB)

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