LandRAY PTO Test Plans with NREL NWTC 5 MW Dynamometer

Description

The overarching project objective is to demonstrate the feasibility of using an innovative PowerTake-Off (PTO) Module in Columbia Power's utility-scale wave energy converter (WEC). The PTO Module uniquely combines a large-diameter, direct-drive, rotary permanent magnet generator; a patent-pending rail-bearing system; and a corrosion-resistant fiber-reinforced-plastic structure.

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SPA and LCOE Report v14.0.pdf PDF This document summarizes the Columbia Power Technologies System Performance Assessment (SPA) and Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) goals and projections for the latest StingRAY wave energy converter (WEC) design. Open resource
SPA Goal and LCOE Report v13.0.pdf PDF This document summarizes the Columbia Power Technologies System Performance Assessment (SPA) and Levelized Cost of Energy (LCOE) goals and projections for the latest StingRAY wave energy converter (WEC) design. Open resource
Test Site Report.pdf PDF Plans for integrating Project activities will include pre-assembly and assembly procedures, disassembly procedures, emergency and safety plans, logistics, operation, transportation and personnel/office plans. Open resource
LandRAY Component Report.pdf PDF This Report informs DOE and all team members of: the generator, mechanical and electromagnetic designs; electric plant design; dynamometer electrical and mechanical interface designs; and test stand and water tank designs (for seal testing). Open resource
LandRAY Test Plan.pdf PDF The test plan for use of the 5MW dynamometer to validate the capability of the power takeoff (PTO), electric plant and Supervisor Control and Data Acquisition system to meet the operating requirements. The dynamometer testing also demonstrates the reliability of the novel generator design for use in real seas as part of Columbia Powers wave energy converter (WEC). Open resource

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