PacWave South SeaRAY k2 Risk Registers
The SeaRAY is a deployable power system for maritime sensors, monitoring equipment, communications, unmanned underwater vehicles, and other similar payloads. This project is to design, deliver, and test a prototype low-power WEC that lowers the total cost of ownership and provides robust, new capabilities for customers in the maritime environment.
Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) is conducted to systematically identify all potential failure modes and their effects on the system, and to analyze the criticality of each risk based on the likelihood of the event and the severity of the impact. Actions may then be recommended to mitigate the criticality of a risk, either by reducing the likelihood of the risk or the severity of its impact. Risk assessment is executed iteratively as an integral part of the design process. By incorporating risk assessment early in the development cycle, mitigation of risk can be achieved cost effectively. The actions recommended to mitigate risk may be subsequently executed, and as the design progresses the risk assessment is reviewed and revised. Review of the risk assessment is integrated into structured design reviews, ensuring that critical risks are comprehended and that the Project will not progress to e.g. fabrication while intolerable risks remain. The risk assessment process results in the population and maintenance of Risk Registers (RRs). Each major system (and as needed, subsystem) will have a distinct RR. This allows each system or subsystem to be assessed individually, rendering the RRs to a manageable size for review.
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AB - The SeaRAY is a deployable power system for maritime sensors, monitoring equipment, communications, unmanned underwater vehicles, and other similar payloads. This project is to design, deliver, and test a prototype low-power WEC that lowers the total cost of ownership and provides robust, new capabilities for customers in the maritime environment.
Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) is conducted to systematically identify all potential failure modes and their effects on the system, and to analyze the criticality of each risk based on the likelihood of the event and the severity of the impact. Actions may then be recommended to mitigate the criticality of a risk, either by reducing the likelihood of the risk or the severity of its impact. Risk assessment is executed iteratively as an integral part of the design process. By incorporating risk assessment early in the development cycle, mitigation of risk can be achieved cost effectively. The actions recommended to mitigate risk may be subsequently executed, and as the design progresses the risk assessment is reviewed and revised. Review of the risk assessment is integrated into structured design reviews, ensuring that critical risks are comprehended and that the Project will not progress to e.g. fabrication while intolerable risks remain. The risk assessment process results in the population and maintenance of Risk Registers (RRs). Each major system (and as needed, subsystem) will have a distinct RR. This allows each system or subsystem to be assessed individually, rendering the RRs to a manageable size for review.
AU - Lenee-Bluhm, Pukha
DB - Marine and Hydrokinetic Data Repository
DP - Open EI | National Renewable Energy Laboratory
DO - 10.15473/2356829
KW - MHK
KW - Marine Hydrokinetics
KW - Wave Power Sytem
KW - Risk Register
KW - operation
KW - maintenance
KW - cost reduction
KW - wave energy
KW - failure modes
KW - FMECA
KW - risk management
KW - WEC
KW - Columbia Power Technologies
KW - PTO
KW - power take-off
KW - non-grid
KW - mitigation
KW - point absorber buoy
KW - marine wildlife monitoring
KW - met-ocean monitoring
KW - electric plant
KW - low power
LA - English
DA - 2023/09/29
PY - 2023
PB - Columbia Power Technologies, Inc.
T1 - PacWave South SeaRAY k2 Risk Registers
UR - https://doi.org/10.15473/2356829
ER -
Lenee-Bluhm, Pukha. PacWave South SeaRAY k2 Risk Registers. Columbia Power Technologies, Inc., 29 September, 2023, Marine and Hydrokinetic Data Repository. https://doi.org/10.15473/2356829.
Lenee-Bluhm, P. (2023). PacWave South SeaRAY k2 Risk Registers. [Data set]. Marine and Hydrokinetic Data Repository. Columbia Power Technologies, Inc.. https://doi.org/10.15473/2356829
Lenee-Bluhm, Pukha. PacWave South SeaRAY k2 Risk Registers. Columbia Power Technologies, Inc., September, 29, 2023. Distributed by Marine and Hydrokinetic Data Repository. https://doi.org/10.15473/2356829
@misc{MHKDR_Dataset_516,
title = {PacWave South SeaRAY k2 Risk Registers},
author = {Lenee-Bluhm, Pukha},
abstractNote = {The SeaRAY is a deployable power system for maritime sensors, monitoring equipment, communications, unmanned underwater vehicles, and other similar payloads. This project is to design, deliver, and test a prototype low-power WEC that lowers the total cost of ownership and provides robust, new capabilities for customers in the maritime environment.
Failure Modes, Effects, and Criticality Analysis (FMECA) is conducted to systematically identify all potential failure modes and their effects on the system, and to analyze the criticality of each risk based on the likelihood of the event and the severity of the impact. Actions may then be recommended to mitigate the criticality of a risk, either by reducing the likelihood of the risk or the severity of its impact. Risk assessment is executed iteratively as an integral part of the design process. By incorporating risk assessment early in the development cycle, mitigation of risk can be achieved cost effectively. The actions recommended to mitigate risk may be subsequently executed, and as the design progresses the risk assessment is reviewed and revised. Review of the risk assessment is integrated into structured design reviews, ensuring that critical risks are comprehended and that the Project will not progress to e.g. fabrication while intolerable risks remain. The risk assessment process results in the population and maintenance of Risk Registers (RRs). Each major system (and as needed, subsystem) will have a distinct RR. This allows each system or subsystem to be assessed individually, rendering the RRs to a manageable size for review.},
url = {https://mhkdr.openei.org/submissions/516},
year = {2023},
howpublished = {Marine and Hydrokinetic Data Repository, Columbia Power Technologies, Inc., https://doi.org/10.15473/2356829},
note = {Accessed: 2025-04-30},
doi = {10.15473/2356829}
}
https://dx.doi.org/10.15473/2356829
Details
Data from Sep 29, 2023
Last updated May 23, 2024
Submitted Nov 24, 2023
Organization
Columbia Power Technologies, Inc.
Contact
Erik Hammagren
434.212.2704
Authors
Keywords
MHK, Marine Hydrokinetics, Wave Power Sytem, Risk Register, operation, maintenance, cost reduction, wave energy, failure modes, FMECA, risk management, WEC, Columbia Power Technologies, PTO, power take-off, non-grid, mitigation, point absorber buoy, marine wildlife monitoring, met-ocean monitoring, electric plant, low powerDOE Project Details
Project Name SeaRAY k2 Wave Energy Converter Testing at PacWave South
Project Lead Erik Mauer
Project Number EE0009953