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Design Proposal and Feasibility Analysis for a Near-Surface Wave-Powered Profiling Float

Russell Shomberg    
Michael Jakuba and Dana Yoerger    

Resumen

We propose a design for a float capable of harvesting wave energy while fully submerged. The proposed design could theoretically operate indefinitely without ever breaching the surface. We developed and validated design guidelines for the proposed float through a combination of tank testing and simulation. These design insights could be employed to build an operational float. Our final proposed design utilizes a 1.13 1.13 m m heave-plate and six 0.28 0.28 m m turbines to generate 10 W W across a range of simulated conditions.

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