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Wave cancellation experiments using a 1: 10 scale cycloidal wave energy converter

Fagley et al., 2012

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16404714482537488089
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Fagley C
Siegel S
Seidel J
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Proceedings of 1st Asian Wave and Tidal Conference Series, Jeju Island

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Among alternative energy sources, wave power is one of the most abundant sources on earth. The World Energy Council according to Boyle [1] has estimated the world wide annual amount of wave power energy at 17.5 PWh (Peta Watt hours= 1012kWh). This amount of …
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