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  • Main Page
    {{Energy}}
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  • Wind turbines
    ==Energy storage== ==Energy Island==
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  • Food
    *[http://www.cder.dz/download/Art10-1_2.pdf Wind energy systems adapted to the seawater greenhouse desalination unit designed for a
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  • Growing algae
    {{Energy}}
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  • Photovoltaics
    ...nly used on long-distance cruising sailboats as a clean source of electric energy for charging batteries, operating electronics and even refrigerating food. {{Energy}}
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  • Other projects and organisations
    ...of floating structures and sustainable solutions for water management and energy supply." ...rch/tsi-research/sea-waveswind-power-%E2%80%93-floating-island-cooperation Energy Island project]
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  • Ecoboot
    * Damping [[waves]] using "clickets". They can also store the energy from waves.
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  • Nuclear
    ...pe). The vessel could provide up to 70 MW of electrical or 300 MW of heat energy, enough for a city with population of 200,000 people. It could also be modi ...18 tonne2 of water in the oceans contains 4.6×10**9 tonne of uranium. The energy content of uranium burned in a breeder reactor is 1 MW day/g, or 1000 GW da
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  • Transportation
    ...ind via the 'solar wing' a single device, which harvests both sun and wind energy in a seaworthy manner at sea. Solar Sailor has won numerous awards for desi
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  • Defense
    ...valent to a ricochet from a bullet, but probably more dangerous since less energy is dissipated. === directed energy weapons ===
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  • Fresh water
    ...alination and potable water in one step, although it is traditionally very energy intensive, requires a good bit of space, and generates a lot of heat. Some ...ogy.net/vaporcompressiondistillers.html Vapor compression] is a relatively energy-efficient steam distillation method that's mature, available and already wi
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  • Waste Disposal
    ...reducing waste and [http://wiki.seasteading.org/index.php/Biofuel creating energy]. Many [http://wiki.seasteading.org/index.php/IMTA wastewater treatment pla [[Category:Waste Disposal]][[Category:Energy]][[Category:Support Infrastructure]]
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  • OTEC
    ...g|right]][http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OTEC OTEC] stands for Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion. The basic idea is that you use the temperature difference betw ...ked upon by an external force, and in the process, it can transfer thermal energy from a cooler system to a warmer one, thereby acting as a heat pump rather
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  • Wind Power
    {{Ocean Environment}}{{Infrastructure}}[[Category:Energy]]
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  • Structure requirements
    1) Room for solar or wind systems for [[energy independence]]
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  • Energy Storage
    For now, the most mature technology for storing energy appears to be electrochemical batteries. While they are expensive, the alte == Potential energy ==
    2 KB (255 words) - 23:14, 25 August 2017
  • Waves
    ...her-than-normal crest is exposed to more wind force and absorbs additional energy. And if the wave happens to be unstable and breaks - because the rotating p
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  • Currents
    ....ac.uk/dspace-jspui/bitstream/2134/6649/1/Passmore%203.pdf Drag levels and energy requirements on a SCUBA diver] ==Using currents for energy==
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  • Stirling engine
    {{Energy}}
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  • Wave Power
    ...ok_beta/Power.html#wavepower the book] is a nice collection of ways to get energy from waves. * The energy you can get from waves is (according to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean
    2 KB (243 words) - 20:13, 19 December 2017
  • HangingBallast
    ==Energy storage in ballast== ...difficulty, cost, etc would have to be investigated to see if some sort of energy storage in the ballast was reasonable.
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  • BreakwaterBay
    ...are hit by the moving water and brake the wave. In your case a lot of the energy was simply moving below the model because the wavelength is too big relativ * Making the wave break, instead of hitting something, means the dissipated energy is absorbed by the wave itself, not our structure.
    3 KB (518 words) - 18:34, 9 August 2009
  • SparBuoy
    ...r with a counterweight and regenerative descent will help, at some cost in energy / nuisance.
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  • Videos
    ==Energy== ;{{V|Ocean Energy Launch}}
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  • Videos/OTEC in Nauru
    [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8aQXg5M5DiM Ocean Energy Launch (Part-1)]
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  • JTEC
    ...Johnson Electro Mechanical Systems, Inc.] sells the Johnson Thermoelectric Energy Conversion System, [http://www.johnsonems.com/jhtec.html JTEC]. It is a sol
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  • Videos/Google Tech Talk
    ...estimated (Thorpe 1999) that the practical economic contribution from wave energy converters could be 2,000TWh/year (similar to current installed nuclear or
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  • Wavepower breakwaters
    These energy producing floating breakwaters would need to encircle the sea stead and its ...three ranks are used the third rank of wave units may not get enough wave energy to be useful. We may not install a wave power system just big springs.
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  • Wave stead
    ...ave stead would be flatter because the wave stead has absorbed some of the energy. Wave steads could be linked together. The forces on the ducks don't transf **Depends on size and how cheap we can make the bearings and energy systems. Wave power industry is doing that for us.
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  • Suppliers
    ...ete waste to make geopolymers, which is what gives this material the large energy saving. This technology has experienced rapid growth in the last decade wit ...alt rebar does not conduct electricity or induce fields when exposed to RF energy, great for MRI or data buildings.
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  • Thrusters
    ...pack. Range from 40 to 121 pounds of thrust. Expensive, but compact and energy dense due to the Lithium Ion. Not really meant to be trolling motors but as
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  • Prizes
    * does not have to be energy or food self-sufficient; food and fuel re-supplies are allowed. (Although
    2 KB (369 words) - 00:33, 29 December 2009
  • UAVs
    ...w.youtube.com/watch?v=mABsBA0UVJk stay up overnight] (using both potential energy and battery) would be ideal.
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  • PropellerEfficiency
    ==Energy put into moving water== The energy put into this mass of water by the propeller is:
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  • The green city
    ...because canals provide an exelent way of transportation and boats use less energy than cars.
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  • Conex dumbbell
    from wind/solar/wave energy sources, although a desil generator remains for emergencies or high power c
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  • Kites
    {{Energy}}
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  • Las Portadas
    ...monopolies, surface and subterranean land, physical properties, organisms, energy, electromagnetic frequency bands, airspace, waters, seabed, buildings, busi
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  • Personal safety equipment
    ...atteryjunction.com/18650.html 18650 Lithium Ion batteries] which have high energy density and low prices since they're also used by the millions in laptops.
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  • EphemerisleGroupActivity
    ...nd of Saturday night. Some physical mechanism whereby everyone can put in energy at once. Try to see how high we can get the fountain together. Reaching h
    13 KB (2,184 words) - 07:55, 25 September 2009
  • Self sufficient seastead
    ...pact on someone who grew their own food and had solar panels for all their energy needs. ...rgo is a real threat. However, if seasteaders produce their own food and energy then this method of control loses its impact.
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  • Hydrothermal
    ...784 patented] system designed to utilize underwater hydrothermal vents for energy, mining, and water desalination. It was designed by Bruce C. Marshall of C ==Recoverable Energy==
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  • Mobility
    ...ity, and for streamlines bodies, it can be arbitrarily low. Therefore, the energy required to move or maintain position for a platform is much higher than fo ...o industrial data, such generators consume about 0.2st of fuel per MWhr of energy produced.
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  • Connections
    ...ity first. Force= Mass * Acceleration. A given mass moving slowly has less energy to shed than the same mass moving quickly. The more quickly it sheds that v ==Energy==
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  • Osmotic Power
    {{Energy}}
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  • Biogas
    [[Category:Waste Disposal]][[Category:Energy]]
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  • IMTA
    ...:Aquaponics]][[Category:hydroponics]][[Category:Waste Disposal]][[Category:Energy]]
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  • Marinea Project
    ...with it, while providing: affordability, availability of food, water, and energy.
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  • Terms and Definitions
    ...aintain, but it may provide better protection against ocean forces in high-energy wave environments. [23] A green solution is generally less ex ...gn of certain aids to navigation to enhance their ability to reflect radar energy. In general, these fixtures materially improve the visibility for use by ve
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  • Coastal Design and Restoration
    ...aintain, but it may provide better protection against ocean forces in high-energy wave environments. </span><span class="c68">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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  • Batteries
    ...very long shelf life while dry, can be used to very deep depths, have high energy densities, and have long duty cycles. Disadvantages are that the cell volta
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  • Offshore Systems
    ...span class="c13">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renewable_energy renewable energy]</span><span class="c24"> with a higher yield than wind farms on land, w <b>Ocean wave energy</b><span class="c99"> [ </span><span class="c91">[https://en.wikipedia
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