Electrical generators for direct drive wave energy converters
By M. Mueller. 2002
210 citations recorded by the source corpus.
Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Ocean Engineering
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/76d05746875e5025401e76dca6f7f9873ef56674
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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering
- Jianping Xiang
- D. Ewen Macpherson
- Feng Wu
- M. Sterling
- Ping Ju
- Jonathan K. H. Shek
- Markus A. Mueller
- Xiao-Ping Zhang
In Ocean Engineering
- Jianping Xiang
- D. Ewen Macpherson
- Feng Wu
- M. Sterling
- Ping Ju
- Jonathan K. H. Shek
- Markus A. Mueller
- Xiao-Ping Zhang
Citations in the corpus
- Reaction force control of a linear electrical generator for direct drive wave energy conversion (2007, methodology): “Direct drive power take-off systems incorporating linear generators have been proposed as a viable alternative to the use of conventional rotating machines [3, 4].”
- Multiphysics simulation of wave energy to electric energy conversion by permanent magnet linear generator (2005, background): “Reports from activities in England [4]–[7] and The Netherlands [8], as well as results from electromagnetic simulations Fig.”
- Modeling and Control of AWS-Based Wave Energy Conversion System Integrated Into Power Grid (2008, result): “The transverse flux permanent magnet generator was also compared with the surface mounted longitudinal flux permanent magnet machine in [ 12 ], it was concluded that the transverse flux permanent magnet generator is better for wave energy applications with higher power density and efficiency.”
- Linear PM Generator system for wave energy conversion in the AWS (2004, unknown): “The following concepts may be distinguished [1]–[7].”