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Farewell
So, our dear friends. This blog is getting to the end of its life. But it has been a nice experience! At the beginning of this assignment that was given to us, we took it like another work we had … Seguir leyendo
Dynamic Tidal Power
No. I’m not planning on talking about how much we all feel like being right now in summer vacation. Neither am I going to talk about beaches. Not even about the wonderful city we live in! Just want you to … Seguir leyendo
Publicado en Energía Mareomotriz
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Saudi Arabia in Europe?
Following the line of previous posts in this one I write about another way of taking advantage of tidal power, by the method of Tidal Stream Generator. First, we have to consider that the motion of a sea tide causes … Seguir leyendo
Tidal power
Up till now, we have mainly talked about wave power, osmotic power and ocean thermal energy power. All of them consist in obtaining energy from the sea, be it by the power of the waves, the difference of salinity between … Seguir leyendo
Publicado en Energía Mareomotriz
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Eleven days in Cuba
In 1929 a yacht called ‘Jamaica’ travelled the whole length of the coast of Cuba. People that saw it could not know that thanks to the person who was in that yacht the first experiment about Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion … Seguir leyendo
Publicado en Ocean Thermal Energy
Etiquetado Georges Claude, ocean, open cycle, Otec, temperature gradient
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Hybrid Cycle OTEC
After having explained two of the procedures to get electric power from ocean´s thermal gradient, you may be wondering… where is the need of a third one? Well, the hybrid cycle combines the best characteristics of the previously shown processes … Seguir leyendo
Publicado en Ocean Thermal Energy
Etiquetado ammonia, hybrid cycle, working fluid
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Open cycle OTEC
Following the recent posts, we are going to follow our research with the OTEC (Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion) devices. Last post, Mikel wrote about the closed cycle OTEC. Well, the open cycle process relies on the same thermodynamic theory: A … Seguir leyendo
The vision of Jules Verne
Everybody knows that the famous French novelist Jules Verne was able to predict a large number of inventions and discoveries unknown in his time. In his book Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea Jules Verne predicted the Ocean Thermal Energy conversion, when a character of the novel, Captain Nemo, alluded to … Seguir leyendo
Publicado en Ocean Thermal Energy
Etiquetado closed cycle, Jules Verne, ocean, Otec, temperature gradient, thermal
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Ocean thermal power
Today, we are going to provide a general overview of what is ocean thermal energy and its basis. On forthcoming posts, we will continue talking about the technology it is relied on, its importance nowadays and whether it is an … Seguir leyendo
Publicado en Ocean Thermal Energy
Etiquetado energy storage, ocean, solar radiation, temperature gradient, thermal, turbidity
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