@book{37b7e880f94611deb3c1000ea68e967b,
title = "The Crest Wing Wave Energy Device: 2nd phase testing",
abstract = "This report presents the results of a continuation of an experimental study of the wave energy converting abilities of the Crest Wing wave energy converter (WEC), in the following referred to as {\textquoteleft}Phase 2'. The Crest Wing is a WEC that uses its movement in matching the shape of an oncoming wave to generate power.Model tests have been performed using scale models (length scale 1:30), provided by WaveEnergyFyn, in regular and irregular wave states that can be found in Assessment of Wave Energy Devices. Best Practice as used in Denmark (Frigaard et al., 2008). The tests were carried out at Dept. of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University (AAU) in the 3D deep water wave tank. The displacement and force applied to a power take off system, provided by WaveEnergyFyn, were measured and used to calculate mechanical power available to the power take off.",
keywords = "Wave Energy, Wave Energy Converters , Crest Wing Wave Energy Converter, WEC, Model Tests, Wave Energy, Wave Energy Converters , Crest Wing Wave Energy Converter, WEC, Model Tests",
author = "Kofoed, {Jens Peter} and Antonishen, {Michael Patrick}",
year = "2009",
language = "English",
series = "DCE Technical reports",
publisher = "Department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University",
number = "59",
address = "Denmark",
}