Current Energy Harnessing using Synergistic Kinematics of Schools of Fish-Shaped Bodies: Marine Hydrodynamics Laboratory Tank Testing Data
The objectives of the proposed work pertain to building a high power-density and high efficiency device to harness MHK energy by mimicking fish-school kinematics. Vortex Hydro Energy is collaborating with a concept formed and undergone preliminary testing at the University of Michigan to complete this task. This submission contains data from the Marine Hydrodynamics Laboratory tank testing for 1, 2, and 3 cylinders. Tests were run in a 10,000 gallon recirculating tank. Cylinders have a diameter of 0.0889 m and 0.895m long. See "Read Me" for file format explanation and additional details.
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Vortex Hydro Energy. (2017). Current Energy Harnessing using Synergistic Kinematics of Schools of Fish-Shaped Bodies: Marine Hydrodynamics Laboratory Tank Testing Data [data set]. Retrieved from https://dx.doi.org/10.15473/1422208.
Bernitsas, Michael. Current Energy Harnessing using Synergistic Kinematics of Schools of Fish-Shaped Bodies: Marine Hydrodynamics Laboratory Tank Testing Data . United States: N.p., 11 Apr, 2017. Web. doi: 10.15473/1422208.
Bernitsas, Michael. Current Energy Harnessing using Synergistic Kinematics of Schools of Fish-Shaped Bodies: Marine Hydrodynamics Laboratory Tank Testing Data . United States. https://dx.doi.org/10.15473/1422208
Bernitsas, Michael. 2017. "Current Energy Harnessing using Synergistic Kinematics of Schools of Fish-Shaped Bodies: Marine Hydrodynamics Laboratory Tank Testing Data ". United States. https://dx.doi.org/10.15473/1422208. https://mhkdr.openei.org/submissions/209.
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https://dx.doi.org/10.15473/1422208
Details
Data from Apr 11, 2017
Last updated Jan 17, 2022
Submitted Apr 11, 2017
Organization
Vortex Hydro Energy
Contact
Jason Taipale
734.253.2451
Authors
Keywords
MHK, Marine, Hydrokinetic, energy, power, tank test, current energy, cylinder data, mass ratio, flow speed, meters per second, Ann Arbor, Michigan, current, fish, shaped, body, FiSH-MHK, transformative, FiSH-VIVACE, VIVACE, converter, school, technology, testing, Oscylator, Oscylator-4, 3-D converter, ocean, river, vortex induced vibrations, VIV, lab test, CEC, Synergistic Kinematics, Vortex Hydro Energy, oscillating, lab dataDOE Project Details
Project Name Current Energy Harnessing using Synergistic Kinematics of Schools of Fish-Shaped Bodies
Project Lead Gary Nowakowski
Project Number EE0006780
