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Tide EnergyTechnologies
San Jose State University
FX RongèreApril 2009
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Tidal Dams
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Tidal Dam
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Basin Management
To optimize power generation the flow gates are kept closed some time after high and low tides Tide and Basin Management
La Rance
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La Rance Tidal Power Plant
Tide mean range: 8.4m Tide basin area: 22 km2
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La Rance Tidal Power Plant
24 Units of 10 MW each built between 1961 and 1967
700 m dam 480 GWh/y CF=23%
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The Severn Barrage (UK) Capacity: 8,640 MW, 17 TWh, CF= 23%,
Length=15.9 km
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In the Bristol Channel Range 8.2 m, Basin Area: 480 km2
The Severn Barrage (UK)
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Economics
Severn Barrage costsMM MM
Civil Engineering 4,900£ 9,800$ Power Generation 2,400£ 4,800$ Power Control 380£ 760$ Management 300£ 600$ Land sea defences 30£ 60$ Effluent Discharge 80£ 160$
Total 8,090£ 16,180$ Additional cost (Grid) 1,230£ 2,460$
Total investment cost 9,320£ 18,640$ Annual Maintenance cost 70£ 140$ Generation 17 TWhAnnual Revenues ($60/MWh) 595£ 1,190$ Simple Payback Period 15 years
The Severn Barrage (UK)
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Current Turbines
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Power Curve
Similar to a wind turbine
Source: Source: George Hagerman Tidal Stream Energy in the Bay of Fundy, Energy Research & Development Forum 2006Antigonish, Nova Scotia 25 May 2006
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Generation prediction Combining Power curves and current data,
we can calculate the generated power
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Turbine main components
Rotor• Extracts power from flow• Turns at low RPM 10-30
rpm• Conversion rate varies
with flow velocity (45% max)
Gearbox• Increase rotational speed
of shaft from turbine• 80-95% efficient
Foundation• Secure turbine to seabed• Resist drag on support
structure and thrust on rotor
Generator and Power Conditioning• Generate electricity• Condition electricity
for grid interconnection
• Turns at high RPM• 95-98% efficient
Source: Brian Polagye Tidal In-Stream Energy Overview March 6, 2007
General concept is similar to wind turbines
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Turbines
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η is the conversion rate of the turbine, typically 25% to 35%
300 kW, 6 m prototype developed by Marine Current Technologies in operation in the Bristol Channel since 2003
1 MW, 20m twin rotor prototype currently developed by Marine Current Technologies installed in Northern Ireland’s Strangford Lough (2008)
Marine Current Technologies
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Strangford Lough project
Strangford Lough project
Installed in April 2008
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Turbines
Verdant Power
35 kW, 5m Diameter turbine developed by Verdant. Prototype installed in New York at Roosevelt Island (2006 2008). Project of 175 kW
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Results
7,000 hours of operationElectricity generationRotor damageNo fish collision
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Turbines
Lunar Energy2 MW, 21m 7 blade rotor prototype currently in development
Gravity Foundation: concrete slab
Power augmentation by convergent-divergent ducting to increase conversion rate
Promising since 2
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On the 11th March 2008 Lunar Energy signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Hyundai Samho Heavy Industries (HSHI) and Korean Midland Power (KOMIPO) to develop the 1MW RTT unit for deployment into Korean coastal waters
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Turbines
Clean Current Pile Mounted 4 bladed, 14 m, 1 MW A 65 kW prototype has
been Tested at Race Rocks from Sep 2006 to May 2007
Race Rock is a marine reserve run by Lester B.Pearson College on Vancouver Island (Canada)
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Clean Current Turbine
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Turbines
Open Hydro Open Center
Rotor Diameter 15 m rated at 1.5 MW
Operating Conditions: Current speed > 0.7 m/s Prototype under test at European Marine Energy Center (UK) – Dec. 2006
April 2009: Contract with Snohomish County Public Utility District (SnoPUD), to develop a tidal energy project in the Admiralty Inlet region of the Puget Sound
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Turbines
Gorlov Different mounting
Prototype has been tested at Uldomok Strait in Korea in 2002
1 m diameter and 2.5 m high 1.5 kW
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Turbines
Enemar KoboldMoored – surface mounted3 vertical articulating blades vertical: 5.0 m diameter: 6 m chord: 0.4 m25 kW @ 2.0 m/sPrototype has been deployed in Straits of Messina 4 years operational experience
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Turbines
Barry Davis’ vertical axis turbine
Source: http://www.bluenergy.com/technology.html
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Turbines
Blue Energy Project
Philippine Dalupiri 2200 MW Blue Energy Project
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Turbines
The Energy Business Limited
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Foundation TechnologiesMonopile
• Small footprint• Established technology
used in offshore wind
Gravity Base
Chain Anchors
Tension Leg
Hollow steel pile driven or drilled into seabed
Pros:
• High cost in deep water• Installation expensive
for some types of seabed
Cons:
Heavy foundation of concrete and low cost aggregate placed on seabed
• Deep water installation feasible
Pros:
• Large footprint• Scour problems for some
types of seabed• Decommissioning
problems
Cons:
• Small footprint• Deep water
installation feasible
Chains anchored to seabed and turbine
Pros:
• Problematic in practice• Device must have high
natural buoyancy
Cons:
Submerged platform held in place by anchored cables under high tension
• Small footprint• Deep water
installation feasible
Pros:
• Immature technology now being considered for offshore wind in deep water
Cons:
(10-40m)
Source: Brian Polagye Tidal In-Stream Energy Overview March 6, 2007
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Projects Worldwide
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Gulf Stream Current
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Gulf Stream Current
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Florida Current Resource
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Florida Current Resource
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1.9 2.4 2.8 3.1Current speed (knots)
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Companies to follow Blue Energy Canada Clean Current Technology Marine Current Turbines GCK (Gorlov) Lunar Energy Open Hydro Enemar Kobold Verdant Power Seapower Tidal Electric Aquantis
Annapolis Tidal Generating Station (USA)