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- The article discusses the need for standardized modeling in wave energy converters, highlighting a new hybrid design that integrates solar, wind, and wave energy into a single system (SWWEC).
- The SWWEC features photovoltaic panels and vertical axis wind turbines on a floating platform, utilizing a point absorber system to maximize energy capture.
- It emphasizes the importance of control schemes for generator side converters in offshore and onshore applications, presenting methods for improving converter control and reducing harmonics for better efficiency.
Article Abstract
As research into wave energy converters progresses and new developers enter the field, there arises a growing requirement for a standardized modelling approach. This article presents a novel design and dynamic emulation for a hybrid solar-wind-wave energy converter (SWWEC) which is the combination of three very well-known renewable energies: solar, wind and wave energy. Photovoltaic (PV) panels and vertical axis wind turbine (VAWT) are installed on top of the floating WEC that harness the energies from the sun and wind respectively. The SWWEC is designed with a point absorber capture system. An electrical motor is used to dynamically emulate the performance of the SWWEC under real world conditions to drive the DC generator. The present paper shows the importance and necessity of the required control schemes for the proper control of generator side converters which is present in the offshore marine substation and the most required grid connected onshore converters. The better switching signal generation for the converter control and generated harmonics elimination techniques are also presented in the paper. Outcomes of the present study are discussed and verified.
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