TY - GEN
T1 - State of the Art in Floating Tidal Current Power Plant Using Multi-Vertical-Axis-Turbines
AU - Junianto, Sony
AU - Fadilah, Wahyu Nur
AU - Adila, Ahmad Firyal
AU - Tuswan,
AU - Satrio, Dendy
AU - Musabikha, Siti
N1 - Publisher Copyright:
© 2022 IEEE.
PY - 2022
Y1 - 2022
N2 - A floating tidal current power plant may be used to extract near-surface tidal current velocity into electricity. To capture energy from the tidal current which changes direction, a vertical axis tidal current turbine is needed. And, to increase capacity, tidal current turbines are arranged in multi-system. This power plant consists of multi-turbines, electrical systems, and a floating structure as a support. With the superposition of power from each turbine, this system may keep the performance of the power plant by using a floating structure. The performance of tidal current turbines may be affected by the motion responses of the floating structures as the supporting structure. This effect may reduce the efficiency of the turbine. Therefore, the selection of supporting structures is an important topic in the study of the tidal current power plant. Several researchers have previously selected the supporting structure to maintain the performance of the tidal current turbine in a relatively good condition. These researchers have investigated structures, i.e pontoon, semi-submersible, tension leg platform, and spar, including the development of spar into quad-spar. These structures were investigated according to the effect of their motion responses on turbine performance. The lower the motion response, the smaller the effect on changes in turbine performance. Therefore, the configuration of the supporting structure is chosen by considering the responses. The development of this research provides a new foundation for continuing this topic. Therefore, this paper presents the state of the art from previous research regarding the selection of supporting structures and the arrangement of multi-turbines in a floating tidal current power plant.
AB - A floating tidal current power plant may be used to extract near-surface tidal current velocity into electricity. To capture energy from the tidal current which changes direction, a vertical axis tidal current turbine is needed. And, to increase capacity, tidal current turbines are arranged in multi-system. This power plant consists of multi-turbines, electrical systems, and a floating structure as a support. With the superposition of power from each turbine, this system may keep the performance of the power plant by using a floating structure. The performance of tidal current turbines may be affected by the motion responses of the floating structures as the supporting structure. This effect may reduce the efficiency of the turbine. Therefore, the selection of supporting structures is an important topic in the study of the tidal current power plant. Several researchers have previously selected the supporting structure to maintain the performance of the tidal current turbine in a relatively good condition. These researchers have investigated structures, i.e pontoon, semi-submersible, tension leg platform, and spar, including the development of spar into quad-spar. These structures were investigated according to the effect of their motion responses on turbine performance. The lower the motion response, the smaller the effect on changes in turbine performance. Therefore, the configuration of the supporting structure is chosen by considering the responses. The development of this research provides a new foundation for continuing this topic. Therefore, this paper presents the state of the art from previous research regarding the selection of supporting structures and the arrangement of multi-turbines in a floating tidal current power plant.
KW - floating power plant
KW - floating structure
KW - multi-turbines power plant
KW - tidal current energy
KW - vertical axis turbines
UR - http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?scp=85139669039&partnerID=8YFLogxK
U2 - 10.1109/IES55876.2022.9888749
DO - 10.1109/IES55876.2022.9888749
M3 - Conference contribution
AN - SCOPUS:85139669039
T3 - IES 2022 - 2022 International Electronics Symposium: Energy Development for Climate Change Solution and Clean Energy Transition, Proceeding
SP - 97
EP - 103
BT - IES 2022 - 2022 International Electronics Symposium
A2 - Yunanto, Andhik Ampuh
A2 - Prayogi, Yanuar Risah
A2 - Putra, Putu Agus Mahadi
A2 - Hermawan, Hendhi
A2 - Nailussa'ada, Nailussa'ada
A2 - Ruswiansari, Maretha
A2 - Ridwan, Mohamad
A2 - Gamar, Farida
A2 - Ramadhani, Afifah Dwi
A2 - Rahmawati, Weny Mistarika
A2 - Rusli, Muhammad Rizani
PB - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.
T2 - 24th International Electronics Symposium, IES 2022
Y2 - 9 August 2022 through 11 August 2022
ER -
