Does anyone have papers or articles regarding OWC in which water is used to drive the turbine instead of air?

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Emiliano Renzi

Hi Deepak. I am sorry, I don't know this technology. However, I am working on oscillating wave surge converters which pump water to a turbine located inland. Maybe this is relevant to your research interests. Cheers.

Deepak Prasad

Thank you very much....

it sure is relevant and the technology can be transferred....

do you have any relevant articles that i can site....

Yes, you can find several research papers on the oscillating wave surge converter in my own RG page. I can send you the published versions if you need. Our group is also working together with an industrial partner, Aquamarine Power Limited (www.aquamarinepower.com). I hope this helps. Cheers.