The Application of Dynamic Tidal Power in Korea

Park, Young Hyun

doi:10.2112/si85-262.1

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“…Information on ESI for sector III is relevant. However, it is necessary to know the ESI for each municipality whether the installation of tidal dams is to be considered since these enterprises occur in specific areas 1,80 . Therefore, ESI of each municipality was calculated to determine their profile with regards to the capacity of installing tidal dams, as Figure 5 demonstrates.…”

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Ranking sustainable areas for the development of tidal power plants: A case study in the northern coastline of Brazil

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This study proposed an environmental sustainability index (ESI) to aid the identification of suitable areas for the installation of tidal power plants (TPPs) in coastal areas. Geographic Information System (GIS) and multicriteria analysis (MCA) were integrated to construct the proposed method. ESI consisted of a subindex of environmental fragility (EFI) with six components (geology, geomorphology, vegetation, slope, pedology, and land use), selected from the scientific literature. Therefore, the method serves as a guiding tool for coastal regions without existing information on the environmental impacts generated by this type of energy system. A consultation process with experts, the Delphi method, was conducted to assign weights to the components and subcomponents of the proposed ESI method. The study tested the method on a case study at the sector III of the coastal zone of the state of Pará (CZP), Brazil. The simulations considered scenarios with the installation of TPP of different scales. Scores close to 3 were considered less fragile sites in the ESI. The municipalities with the best ESI performance were São Sebastião da Boa Vista for scenarios I (2.7721) and II (2.126), and Soure for scenario III (1.9908). Moreover, ESI analysis revealed that small tidal dams for sector III are more feasible than medium and large dams. The use of GIS integrated with MCA provided a useful tool to analyze different parameters and visualize areas with the greatest environmental potential. There are challenges associated with complexity of MCA, dependency on expert's opinion, and subjectivity of the weighting system. In addition, limited data is available for the region, which hindered us to explore more fragility parameters.

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Ranking sustainable areas for the development of tidal power plants: A case study in the northern coastline of Brazil

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A Case Study of Energy Harvesting by Dynamic Tidal Power in the Persian Gulf

Armoudli

Mohseni

Sheykhi

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2019 Iranian Conference on Renewable Energy &Amp; Distributed Generation (ICREDG)

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The Study of Dynamic Tidal Power for Practical Use

Park¹

2019

J Korean Soc Coast Ocean Eng

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Dynamic Tidal Power, which is a kind of tidal power generation, requires huge structures, because it is conducted by using the phase difference caused by the diffraction effect of tides. Economic feasibility is most demanded for practical use, and various studies have been conducted for this purpose. In this study, unlike existing methods, several structures were installed to improve it by increasing power generation. The flow changes around the structures were studied, and it was found that proper spacing between structures was necessary for efficient power generation.

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The Application of Dynamic Tidal Power in Korea

Cited by 3 publications

References 7 publications

Ranking sustainable areas for the development of tidal power plants: A case study in the northern coastline of Brazil

Ranking sustainable areas for the development of tidal power plants: A case study in the northern coastline of Brazil

A Case Study of Energy Harvesting by Dynamic Tidal Power in the Persian Gulf

The Study of Dynamic Tidal Power for Practical Use

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