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CFD modelling of a small–scale fixed multi–chamber OWC device

Shalby et al., 2019

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6805545876030928642
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Shalby M
Elhanafi A
Walker P
Dorrell D
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Applied Ocean Research

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Abstract Wave Energy Converters (WECs) have excellent potential as a source of renewable energy that is yet to be commercially realised. Recent attention has focused on the installation of Oscillating Water Column (OWC) devices as a part of harbor walls to provide …
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