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Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group GAIA GAIA An Improved Multi Axis Wave Energy Converter Wave Energy Converter George A. Aggidis Director L t Ui it Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group & Fluid Machinery Group idi l k g.aggidis@lancaster.ac.uk Tuesday 6 July 2010
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Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group Lancaster University

Renewable Energy Group

GAIAGAIA An Improved Multi Axis Wave Energy ConverterWave Energy Converter

George A. AggidisDirector

L t U i itLancaster University Renewable Energy Group & Fluid Machinery Group

idi l [email protected]

Tuesday 6 July 2010

OverviewLancaster University Renewable Energy Group

Overview

• Resource• Resource

• WECS

• Prior Art – Lancaster & Other

• GAIA• GAIA

• Conclusions

GAIA:•Ancient Greek Goddess of Earth mother to all the Gods•Earth is the Blue Planet covered with Oceans•Ocean Waves is an immense resource of Energy

ResourceLancaster University Renewable Energy Group

Resource

“If 0 1% f th bl il bl ithi th ld• “If 0.1% of the renewable energy available within the oceans could be converted into electricity it would satisfy the present world demand for energy more than five times over.”

UK Marine Foresight Panel, 2000

“B 2030 45% dditi l ill b i d t t th d f th• “By 2030, 45% additional energy will be required to meet the needs of the world’s population.

Up to 67% of our current electricity comes from fossil fuel. p y

CO2 emissions could rise by as much as 45%.

OCEAN ENERGY HAS AN ESSENTIAL ROLE TO PLAY IN RESPONSE TO INCREASING ENERGY NEEDS AND CO2 REDUCTION.”

Oceans of Energy, EU-OEA, May 2010

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Wave Energy Converter Systems

Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group

Converter Systems (WECS)

Th ee main de ice t pes• Three main device types:– Shoreline– Near-ShoreNear Shore– Offshore heave

(z)

• Methods of power extraction:– Heave

pitch sway (y)

wave propagation

yaw

– Pitch– Surge

Overtopping

propagation

rollSurge (x)– Overtopping

– Oscillating Water Column (OWC)

(x)

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PRIOR ART - LANCASTERLancaster University Renewable Energy Group

PRIOR ART - LANCASTER

• Flexible Bag

• Flounder Array

F

Lancaster Flexible Bag

• Frog

• PS Frog

• Frond Lancaster Flexible Bag Attenuator

Flounder

Pushmi

• Pushmi

• WRASPA

• Seaweaver CRM PS Frog

PS Frog 5Early PS Frog FrondWRASPA

Seaweaver

5• LUREG - http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fas/engineering/lureg/

PRIOR ART - OTHERLancaster University Renewable Energy Group

PRIOR ART - OTHER

1. Pelamis - http://www.pelamiswave.com/

2. Fred Olsen Buldra -http://www.sintef.no/Home/Marine/MARINTEK/News/Wave-power-from-Fred-Olsen/

3 Manchester Bobber - http://www manchesterbobber com/3. Manchester Bobber - http://www.manchesterbobber.com/

4. Searev - http://192.107.92.31/test/owemes/29.pdf

5 Wavestar - http://www wavestarenergy com/5. Wavestar http://www.wavestarenergy.com/

6. Langlee - http://www.langlee.no/

7. Pelagic Power - http://www.pelagicpower.com/7. Pelagic Power http://www.pelagicpower.com/

8. Oyster - http://www.aquamarinepower.com/

GAIA Operation SchematicLancaster University Renewable Energy Group

GAIA Operation Schematic

• Multi-axis collector operationp

• On freak waves lift/lock floats

PTO H d li Di t t• PTO Hydraulic, Direct, ect.

• Nearshore Seabed mounted / Floating Offshore operation

GAIA – SPACE Lancaster University

Renewable Energy Group FRAME ARRAY WEC

GAIA – ARRAY : Lancaster University

Renewable Energy Group WAVE FARM

GAIA + Offshore Wind Turbines +Lancaster University

Renewable Energy GroupOffshore Wind Turbines +

Photovoltaics

GAIA + Lancaster University

Renewable Energy Group OFFSHORE PLATFORMSC bi ti ith ff h l tf ( il t ) t id d• Combination with offshore platforms (oil, gas, etc) to provide energy needs and improve efficiency

• Ability to move to a new location as requiredy q

GAIA Lab Scale TestingLancaster University Renewable Energy Group

GAIA Lab Scale Testing

Multi Axis Wave Tank Test Rig P lProposal

LUREG Wave Tank Testing Facility

The Carbon Trust Marine Energy Challenge (MEC)Lancaster University

Renewable Energy GroupMarine Energy Challenge (MEC)

PS Frog Direct Driveg

13The Carbon Trust Report CTC601 (2006)

GAIALancaster University Renewable Energy Group

GAIA

• Direct Drive Linear and C-Core Generators

• Directional Collectors• Directional Collectors

Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group

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Lancaster University Renewable Energy Group

GAIALancaster University

Renewable Energy Group

GAIAIt’s all About the Motion in the Ocean

Thank youPleased to discuss R&D funding & collaboration

George A. Aggidis George A. Aggidis [email protected]@lancaster.ac.uk

funding & collaboration opportunities.


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