The Computer Controlled Waves Energy Unit, "EOMC", is a unit in scale, designed to study the wave energy and the influence of several variables.
The Computer Controlled Waves Energy Unit, "EOMC", is a unit in scale, designed to study the wave energy and the influence of several variables. The unit consists of a Base Service Unit and Waves Generator "EOMC-UB" and several Modules to be used with the "EOMC-UB", which allow to study the conversion from the waves energy into mechanical energy.
The minimum supply consists of two main elements: the Base Service Unit and Waves Generator, "EOMC-UB", and at least one of the required elements described below.
The "EOMC-UB" unit mainly consists of a flow channel and a waves generator:
The flow channel consists of a rectangular section with transparent walls through which water is made to circulate. Water is taken from the storage tank by means of a hydraulic pump (computer controlled) and it is driven to the inlet tank through the pipe, where the flow is quietened. Afterwards it circulates through the channel that discharges in the reception tank, returning finally to the storage tank. Thus, the closed circuit is complete. A waves sensor situated on the flow channel allows to measure the height and the frequency of the waves.
To regulate the water flow through the channel, there is a regulation valve at the output of the pump. A flow sensor is situated in the pump outlet to measure the water flow. A differential pressure sensor is used to measure the pressure drop in the orifice plate or in the Venturi tube situated in the water outlet of the pump.
The waves generator produces different types of waves. It is based on a blade that pulls the water, producing the waves. The waves frequency is modified by changing the blade rotating speed. The blade rotating speed can be regulated (computer controlled). The waves size changes according to the displaced amount of water. The amount of water displaced is modified by changing the water level in the tank or adjusting the blade in order to introduce it deeper into the channel. A speed sensor measures the blade rotating speed.
Required elements (at least one) (Not included):
The EOMC-1, EOMC-2, EOMC-3 and EOMC-5 modules include a double acting water pump, able to extract a variable amount of water due to the up thrust of the wave and the down force of gravity. The outlet pipes are routed to two reservoirs mounted on a support. The amount of water collected over a number of wave cycles can be measured. They include two pressure sensors to measure the water height in the reservoirs and two flow sensors to measure the impelled water flow by the Modules.
The Computer Controlled Waves Energy Unit, "EOMC", includes the following elements:
This Computer Controlled Unit is supplied with the EDIBON Computer Control System (SCADA), and includes: The unit itself + a Control Interface Box + a Data Acquisition Board + Computer Control, Data Acquisition and Data Management Software Packages, for controlling the process and all parameters involved in the process.
Practices to be done with the Base Service Unit and Waves Generator (EOMC-UB):
Practices to be done with the Floating Buoy Module (EOMC-1):
Practices to be done with the Oscillating Water Column Module (EOMC-2):
Practices to be done with the Pelamis Module (EOMC-3):
Practices to be done with the Tapered Channel Module (EOMC-4):
Practices to be done with the Salter’s Duck Module (EOMC-5):
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