Design and Analysis of the Linear Electrical Generator in Wave Energy Farm Utilizing Resonance Power Buoy System
Se Myung Park, Jin Ho Kim, Sang Sin Park
Abstract
Se Myung Park, Jin Ho Kim, Sang Sin Park
Abstract
The importance of renewable energy has led to the preliminary development of a technology that converts wave energy to electric energy. Therefore in this research, we propose a novel generation system that is composed of a linear generator inside a buoy. It converts wave energy into electric energy. We expect that the proposed system can generate sufficient power in a relatively small wave energy area where WRPS is operated. Furthermore, we analyze the vibration characteristics of two degrees of freedom linear generator in the proposed generation system by vibration analysis. At same time, we design and analyze the linear generator by using a commercial electromagnetic analysis software named MAXWELL.
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The importance of renewable energy has led to the preliminary development of a technology that converts wave energy to electric energy. Therefore in this research, we propose a novel generation system that is composed of a linear generator inside a buoy. It converts wave energy into electric energy. We expect that the proposed system can generate sufficient power in a relatively small wave energy area where WRPS is operated. Furthermore, we analyze the vibration characteristics of two degrees of freedom linear generator in the proposed generation system by vibration analysis. At same time, we design and analyze the linear generator by using a commercial electromagnetic analysis software named MAXWELL.
Key concepts: Linear congruential generator, Buoy, Generator (circuit theory), Electric potential energy, Renewable energy, Electricity generation, Energy (signal processing), Electric generator