International Energy Agency Ocean Energy Systems Task 10 Wave Energy Converter Modeling Verification and Validation: Preprint

Fabian Wendt; Yi-Hsiang Yu; Kim Nielsen; Kelley Ruehl; Tim Bunnik; Imanol Touzon; Bo Nam; Jeong Kim; Carl Janson; Ken-Robert Jakobsen; Sarah Crowley; Luis Vega; Krishnakimar Rajagopalan; Thomas Mathai; Deborah Greaves; Edward Ransley; Paul Lamont-Kane; Wanan Sheng; Ronan Costello; Ben Kennedy; Sarah Thomas; Pilar Heras; Harry Bingham; Adi Kurniawan; Morten Kramer; David Ogden; Samuel Girardin; Aurelien Babarit; Pierre-Yves Wuillaume; Dean Steinke; Andre Roy; Scott Beatty; Paul Schofield; Kyong-Hwan Kim; Johan Jansson; Johan Hoffman

International Energy Agency Ocean Energy Systems Task 10 Wave Energy Converter Modeling Verification and Validation: Preprint

Fabian Wendt, Yi-Hsiang Yu, Kim Nielsen, Kelley Ruehl, Tim Bunnik, Imanol Touzon, Bo Nam, Jeong Kim, Carl Janson, Ken-Robert Jakobsen, Sarah Crowley, Luis Vega, Krishnakimar Rajagopalan, Thomas Mathai, Deborah Greaves, Edward Ransley, Paul Lamont-Kane, Wanan Sheng, Ronan Costello, Ben KennedySarah Thomas, Pilar Heras, Harry Bingham, Adi Kurniawan, Morten Kramer, David Ogden, Samuel Girardin, Aurelien Babarit, Pierre-Yves Wuillaume, Dean Steinke, Andre Roy, Scott Beatty, Paul Schofield, Kyong-Hwan Kim, Johan Jansson, Johan Hoffman

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This is the first joint reference paper for the Ocean Energy Systems (OES) Task 10 Wave Energy Converter modeling verification and validation group. The group is established under the OES Energy Technology Network program under the International Energy Agency. OES was founded in 2001 and Task 10 was proposed by Bob Thresher (National Renewable Energy Laboratory) in 2015 and approved by the OES Executive Committee EXCO in 2016. The kickoff workshop took place in September 2016, wherein the initial baseline task was defined. Experience from similar offshore wind validation/verification projects (OC3-OC5 conducted within the International Energy Agency Wind Task 30) [1], [2] showed that a simple test case would help the initial cooperation to present results in a comparable way. A heaving sphere was chosen as the first test case. The team of project participants simulated different numerical experiments, such as heave decay tests and regular and irregular wave cases. The simulation results are presented and discussed in this paper.

Original language	American English
Number of pages	12
State	Published - 2017
Event	European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference - Cork, Ireland Duration: 27 Aug 2017 → 2 Sep 2017

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Conference	European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference
City	Cork, Ireland
Period	27/08/17 → 2/09/17

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NREL/CP-5000-68465

Keywords

BEM
CFD
code comparison
heaving sphere
IEA, OES
international cooperation
numerical models
Task 10
validation
verification
wave energy
wave power

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Wendt, F., Yu, Y.-H., Nielsen, K., Ruehl, K., Bunnik, T., Touzon, I., Nam, B., Kim, J., Janson, C., Jakobsen, K.-R., Crowley, S., Vega, L., Rajagopalan, K., Mathai, T., Greaves, D., Ransley, E., Lamont-Kane, P., Sheng, W., Costello, R., ... Hoffman, J. (2017). International Energy Agency Ocean Energy Systems Task 10 Wave Energy Converter Modeling Verification and Validation: Preprint. Paper presented at European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Cork, Ireland. https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy18osti/68465.pdf

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Wendt, F, Yu, Y-H, Nielsen, K, Ruehl, K, Bunnik, T, Touzon, I, Nam, B, Kim, J, Janson, C, Jakobsen, K-R, Crowley, S, Vega, L, Rajagopalan, K, Mathai, T, Greaves, D, Ransley, E, Lamont-Kane, P, Sheng, W, Costello, R, Kennedy, B, Thomas, S, Heras, P, Bingham, H, Kurniawan, A, Kramer, M, Ogden, D, Girardin, S, Babarit, A, Wuillaume, P-Y, Steinke, D, Roy, A, Beatty, S, Schofield, P, Kim, K-H, Jansson, J & Hoffman, J 2017, 'International Energy Agency Ocean Energy Systems Task 10 Wave Energy Converter Modeling Verification and Validation: Preprint', Paper presented at European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Cork, Ireland, 27/08/17 - 2/09/17. <https://www.nrel.gov/docs/fy18osti/68465.pdf>

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International Energy Agency Ocean Energy Systems Task 10 Wave Energy Converter Modeling Verification and Validation: Preprint

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