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Title: Ocean energy conversion - A reality
Authors: Sarkar, A.
Citation: Renewable energy: Trends and prospects. Ed. by: Majumdar, S.K.; Miller, E.W.; Panah, A.I., 84-107p.
Issue Date: 2002
Publisher: The Pennsylvania Academy of Science; Easton, PA; USA
Abstract: This chapter presents an overview of ocean energy conversion in respect of its significance as the renewable energy resources. It deals with the thermodynamic principles relating to ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC). Besides, it provides an in-depth analysis of application and achievements of OTEC, tidal energy, impact of astronomical forces on tide, prospects of tidal power plants, wave energy conversion and its mathematical approach for both linear and non-linear waves, economic viability, problems related to wave energy conversion and environmental impact assessment.
Document type: Book chapter
Copyright: The Pennsylvania Academy of Science; Pennsylvania; USA
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2264/1412
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