Here is the converter who transforms the waves into electricity, inspired by the human heart. The waves in large oceans are formed on long distances and for several days, generating a constant energy flow. This makes them an excellent complement to stabilize the mix of renewable energies.
Energy 24/7
The main challenge in the global transition to an electricity without carbon emissions is to ensure that clean energy is available 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
Thanks to its constant and complementary production profile, the energy of the waves fills the gaps left by the wind and sun, contributing to the stability of a future fueled entirely by renewable sources.
The heart -shaped boa
Is called Corpack And it is a gigantic buoy made with resistant and light materials, able to convert the movement of the waves into clean and stable electricity.
The energy contained in the waves of the sea is absorbed by the Boa, whose operation is inspired by the principle of pumping the human heart. Thanks to a linear design and the use of economic and resistant materials, this buoy is able to maximize the ability of generation and effectively operate even in the most difficult weather conditions.
The energy of the waves is used to generate a rotation, which is then converted into electricity by a generator located directly inside the buoy. The boa has a diameter of 9 meters and a height of 19 meterswith an estimated power of 300 kWand is anchored to the seabed through a live mooring system.
The energy stored in the waves is transformed into electricity through movement up and down And back and forth waves. The buoy, made of composite materials, interacts with the wave motion and activates a Power Take Off (PTO) inside, which converts mechanical energy into electricity.
Controlled technology
Our innovative technology of phase control allows you to tune and detoving La Boa, changing the system response according to the sea conditions.
For example, a wave of 1 meter it is amplified up to a Movement of the Boa of 3 metersmaking the system extremely efficient in absorbing energy from the waves.
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