Wave energy device

Power plants – Pressure fluid source and motor – Utilizing natural energy or having a geographic feature

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60497, 417100, F03B 1312

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ABSTRACT:
A device and a method for extracting energy from waves on a liquid from the oscillations of a column 14 of liquid in a chamber 22. The oscillations are caused by an oscillatory excitation force `Fe` produced by the effect of the waves. The phase of the velocity `z` of the column 14 of liquid and the phase of the excitation force `Fe` are brought substantially into phase by arresting the motion of the column 14 of liquid, and holding the column 14 of liquid stationary until the column 14 of liquid can be released in phase with the excitation force `Fe`.

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patent: 2484183 (1949-10-01), Paulson
patent: 3925986 (1975-12-01), Barwick
patent: 4098081 (1978-07-01), Woodman
patent: 4383413 (1983-05-01), Wells
"Experiments with Point Absorbers in Regular Waves" by Budal et al., Presented at Symposium on Wave Energy Utilization, Gothenburg 1979.
"Wave Power Conversion by Point Absorbers" by Falnes and Budal, Published in Norwegian Maritime Research, No. 4/1978.
"Power Extraction from Ocean Surface Waves", by Brown, Jones and Guenther, published in Journal of Energy Resources Technology, Jun. 1979, vol. 101, pp. 141-144.

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