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Resonance control to eliminate reactive power of an improved dual-port direct-drive wave energy converter
The single-port direct-drive wave energy converter (SPDDWEC) is widely utilized for harvesting ocean power among the existing wave energy converters (WECs) designs. Due to its working principle of generating reactive power inevitably and intermittent nature of the waves, the SPDDWEC is unable to pro...
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Published in: | Ocean engineering 2023-11, Vol.288, p.116007, Article 116007 |
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Main Authors: | , , , , |
Format: | Article |
Language: | English |
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Summary: | The single-port direct-drive wave energy converter (SPDDWEC) is widely utilized for harvesting ocean power among the existing wave energy converters (WECs) designs. Due to its working principle of generating reactive power inevitably and intermittent nature of the waves, the SPDDWEC is unable to provide continuous and stabilized energy to the grid. This paper proposed a dual-port resonance (DPR) control, which can achieve an improved dual-port direct-drive WEC (DPDDWEC) resonance by adjusting the dual electromagnetic force and electromagnetic spring force. The proposed DPR control can effectively avoid reactive power flow of the DPDDWEC, which can generate more energy than the SPDDWEC. Based on the established DPDDWEC kinematic state space model, the proposed DPR control is simulated and verified. The study results confirm the effectiveness of the proposed control method and correctness of theoretical analysis.
•An improved dual-port direct-drive wave energy converter (DPDDWEC) is proposed.•A dual-port resonant control is proposed, which can achieve DPDDWEC resonance.•DPDDWEC avoids reactive power flow while producing continuous, uninterrupted active power.•DPDDWEC has more energy output than a single-port direct-drive wave energy converter. |
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ISSN: | 0029-8018 1873-5258 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2023.116007 |