Proceedings of the 7th Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop

University of Oxford (2019). Proceedings of the 7th Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop. Paper presented at 7th Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop (OTE 2019), Oxford, UK.

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author = {University of Oxford},
title = {Proceedings of the 7th Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop},
year = {2019},
month = {apr},
series = {7th Oxford Tidal Energy Workshop (OTE 2019)},
pages = {46},
address = {Oxford, UK},
url = {https://eng.ox.ac.uk/efm/research/tidal-energy/tidal-energy-workshops/},
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AB - Monday 8th AprilSession 1: Device modelling and performance (1) 11:10 An adaptive 3D force distribution model for calculating interactions and power production in an array of vertical axis water turbines Vincent Clary (Université Grenoble Alpes) 3 11:35 Preliminary assessment of blade twist-deformation as a load relief mechanism for tidal turbine blades Federico Zilic de Arcos (University of Oxford) 5 12:00 Quantifying the downstream wake intensity and recovery of an axial flow hydrokinetic turbine through validated CFD models Chantel Niebuhr (University of Pretoria) 7 Poster Presentations 12:25 Large eddy simulation of tidal stream turbine arrays in environmentally realistic flows Pablo Ouro-Barba (Cardiff University) 12:30 Using 3D coastal tidal models to assess tidal array performance Mohammed Al Moghayer (Heriot-Watt University) 9 12:35 Optimising the income of a fleet of tidal lagoons Lucas Mackie (Imperial College) 11 Session 2: Environmental and resource modelling 14:00 Bathymetric features affecting turbine performance: Insights from a CFD model Merel Verbeek (TU Delft) 13 14:25 Agent-based modelling of fish collisions with tidal turbines Kate Rossington (HR Wallingford) 15 14:50 Empirical orthogonal functions for decoupling waves and turbulence in ADCP measurements Michael Togneri (Swansea University) 17 Session 3: Experimental testing 16:00 Characterising the FloWave facility for horizontal axis tidal turbine correlation Matt Edmunds (Swansea University) 19 16:25 Experimental study on interactions between two closely spaced rotors James McNaughton (University of Oxford) 2116:50 Hydrodynamics PTO and control design of a horizontal axis model turbine for experimental research Zohreh Sarchiloo, Mohammad Rafiei (CNR-INM) 23Tuesday 9th AprilSession 4: Floating platform dynamics9:25 The effects of surge motion on floating horizontal axis tidal turbines Mohamad Hasif bin Osman (University of Oxford) 259:50 Sensor fusion and motion modelling of a floating tidal stream turbine Thomas Lake (Swansea University) 2710:15 Validating a numerical model for assessing entire floating tidal systems Ed Ransley (Plymouth University) 29Session 5: Array modelling and control11:10 Theoretical prediction of the efficiency of very large turbine arrays: combined effects of local blockage and wake mixing Takafumi Nishino (University of Oxford) 31 11:35 Variations in the optimal design of a tidal stream turbine array with costs Zoe Goss (Imperial College) 33 12:00 A speed control strategy for parallel connected tidal turbines in an array using a variable ratio gearbox Simon Reynolds (University of Edinburgh) 35Session 6: Device modelling and performance (2)14:00 Blade-explicit fluid structure interaction of a ducted high-solidity tidal turbine Mitchell Borg (University of Strathclyde) 37 14:25 Analysis of unsteady loading of a tidal stream turbine with an actuator line RANS model Wei Kang (University of Manchester) 39 14:50 Numerical modelling of a vertical-axis cross-flow turbine Ruiwen Zhao (University of Edinburgh) 41
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LA - English
KW - Marine Energy
KW - Tidal
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