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Renewable energy systems for racing sailboats - From simulations to an experimental device

Wasterlain, Sébastien
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Barrade, Philippe
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Rufer, Alfred  
2013
EPE 2013 : 15th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications

Providing racing sailboats with renewable energy sources deals with boat performances, reliability and skipper’s security. In this study, an innovative solution is presented to feed a sailboat with green energy by using a hydro-generator. This paper also interests on energetic efficiency and presents the close relationship with control strategy. A new control strategy for HG is proposed and experimentally validated.

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conference paper not in proceedings
Author(s)
Wasterlain, Sébastien
Barrade, Philippe
Rufer, Alfred  
Date Issued

2013

ISBN of the book

978-90-75815-17-7

Subjects

Battery charger

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Renewable energy systems

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Optimal control

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Energy efficiency

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REVIEWED

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LEI  
Event nameEvent placeEvent date
EPE 2013 : 15th European Conference on Power Electronics and Applications

Lille, France

3-5 September 2013

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