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Sensitivity analysis of extreme loads acting on a point-absorbing wave energy converter

Eskilsson, Claes (author)
Aalborg University, Denmark
Palm, Johannes (author)
Sigma Energy & Marine AB, Sweden
Johannesson, Pär (author)
RISE,Kemi och Tillämpad mekanik
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Moura Paredes, Guilherme (author)
Universidade Lusófona do Porto, Portugal
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2022-06-18
2022
English.
In: International Marine Energy Journal. - : European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference. - 2631-5548. ; 5:1, s. 91-101
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  • There are many uncertainties associated with the estimation of extreme loads acting on a wave energy converter (WEC). In this study we perform a sensitivity analysis of extreme loads acting on the Uppsala University (UU) WEC concept. The UU WEC consists of a bottom-mounted linear generator that is connected to a surface buoy with a taut mooring line. The maximum stroke length of the linear generator is enforced by end-stop springs. Initially, a Variation Mode and Effect Analysis (VMEA) was carried out in order to identify the largest input uncertainties. The system was then modelled in the time-domain solver WEC-SIM coupled to the dynamic mooring solver Moody. A sensitivity analysis was made by generating a surrogate model based on polynomial chaos expansions, which rapidly evaluates the maximum loads on the mooring line and the end-stops. The sensitivities are ranked using the Sobol index method. We investigated two sea states using equivalent regular waves (ERW) and irregular wave (IRW) trains. We found that the ERW approach significantly underestimate the maximum loads. Interestingly, the ERW predicted wave height and period as the most important parameters for the maximum mooring tension, whereas the tension in IRW was most sensitive to the drag coefficient of the surface buoy. The end-stop loads were most sensitive to the PTO damping coefficient.

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TEKNIK OCH TEKNOLOGIER  -- Maskinteknik -- Energiteknik (hsv//swe)
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY  -- Mechanical Engineering -- Energy Engineering (hsv//eng)

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end-stops
extreme waves
generalized polynomial chaos
mooring dynamics
sensitivity analysis
variation mode effect analysis
wave energy converter
Mooring
Mooring cables
Ocean currents
Tidal power
Time domain analysis
Uncertainty analysis
Wave energy conversion
Effects analysis
End-stop
Generalized polynomials
Mode effects
Mooring dynamic
Polynomial chaos
Variation mode effect analyse
Wave energy converters

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