OES Annual Report 2012 - Ocean Energy Systems
OES Annual Report 2012 - Ocean Energy Systems OES Annual Report 2012 - Ocean Energy Systems
95 04 / COUNTRY REPORTS Others PROJECT (Charged By, Funded By) Promotion Programme for Ocean Energy Education (KIMST, MLTM) Efficiency Improvement Technologies for OTEC (KMU, MKE) Salinity Gradient Utilisation of Sea and Fresh waters (Hongik Univ., MKE) OTEC Using Deep Ocean Water (KIOST, MLTM) Hybrid System of OWT and Tidal Current Converter (Inha Univ., MKE) Hybrid OTEC Using Plant Array (KEPRI, MKE) Standardization of Mooring System for OES (KR, MKE) Establishment of Infra System for Ocean Energy (KAIST, MKE) Sea Test Bed for Ocean Energy (KOMERI, MKE) Standardization of OTEC (KR, MKE) PROJECT PERIOD 2009~2018 2010~2012 2010~2012 2010~2015 2011~2013 2011~2014 2011~2014 2011~2016 2012~2013 2012~2014 REMARKS MLTM programme promoting ocean energy education, research and development in universities Development of working fluid and key technologies for efficiency improvement of OTEC system Key technology development for power generation system utilising the salinity difference between sea and fresh waters at estuaries Cooling & heating system of 60RT in 2011 and 1,000RT in 2012 OTEC pilot plant of 20kW in 2013 and 50kW in 2015 Development of fundamental technologies for hybrid power system utilising offshore and tidal current energies Use of cooling water discharged from power plant Pilot plant of 10kW in 2014 Development of international standards for design and evaluation of mooring system applicable to ocean energy devices Education programme for ocean energy experts in graduate school Feasibility study and field survey on coastal test bed sites for wave energy converters and tidal energy devices Development of international standards for design and evaluation of ocean thermal energy utilisation system KIMST: Korea Institute of Marine Science and Technology Promotion KEPRI: Korea Electric Power Research Institute KR: Korea Register of Shipping KAIST: Korea Advanced Institute of Technology KOMERI: Korea Marine Equipment Research Institute TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION Operational Ocean Energy Projects Since the Sihwa tidal barrage power plant of 254MW capacity began its operation in August 2011, it had produced 396,210 MWh by the end of September 2013. It is expected to produce 552 GWh annually as it operates fully. Sihwa Tidal Power Plant (254MW)
96 The HyTide 110-5.3 horizontal axis tidal turbine, a product of Voith Hydro with rated power of 110 kW and diameter of 5.3m, was installed in Jindo of Korea in the Spring of 2011. The site was used to test the turbine under extreme conditions. It has been tested for three months in 2012, resulting in the availability of 94% and rotor power peak of 130 kW. Installation of HyTide 110-5.3 of Voith Hydro New Developments The Yongsoo wave power plant, a pilot plant of 500kW OWC (Oscillating Water Column) wave energy converter which has been developed by KIOST and funded by MLTM, is being constructed at Yongsoo, Jeju of Korea. However, its completion has been delayed for more than a year, mainly because of exceptionally frequent typhoons in the region during the summer period of 2012. The construction of the caisson structure and underwater power cable will be finished in the second quarter of 2013. Then the installation of the generation equipment will be followed in the third quarter, expecting to start the test operation in late October 2013. A couple of turbines and generators of 250 kW capacity were manufactured in 2010 and an integrated system of generator and power control module was extensively tested in the laboratory of Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute in 2011. A caisson structure of 15,000 tonnes has been constructed at a test site, which is 1 km off the coastline of Yongsoo in April 2012. An underwater cable between the caisson structure and a power house on land is being deployed and it will be connected to the national grid later. Construction of Caisson Structure for Yongsoo Wave Power Plant ANNUAL REPORT 2012
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96<br />
The HyTide 110-5.3 horizontal axis tidal turbine, a product of Voith Hydro with rated power of 110 kW and<br />
diameter of 5.3m, was installed in Jindo of Korea in the Spring of 2011. The site was used to test the turbine<br />
under extreme conditions. It has been tested for three months in <strong>2012</strong>, resulting in the availability of 94%<br />
and rotor power peak of 130 kW.<br />
Installation of HyTide 110-5.3 of Voith Hydro<br />
New Developments<br />
The Yongsoo wave power plant, a pilot plant of 500kW OWC (Oscillating Water Column) wave energy<br />
converter which has been developed by KIOST and funded by MLTM, is being constructed at Yongsoo, Jeju<br />
of Korea. However, its completion has been delayed for more than a year, mainly because of exceptionally<br />
frequent typhoons in the region during the summer period of <strong>2012</strong>. The construction of the caisson<br />
structure and underwater power cable will be finished in the second quarter of 2013. Then the installation<br />
of the generation equipment will be followed in the third quarter, expecting to start the test operation in<br />
late October 2013. A couple of turbines and generators of 250 kW capacity were manufactured in 2010<br />
and an integrated system of generator and power control module was extensively tested in the laboratory<br />
of Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute in 2011. A caisson structure of 15,000 tonnes has been<br />
constructed at a test site, which is 1 km off the coastline of Yongsoo in April <strong>2012</strong>. An underwater cable<br />
between the caisson structure and a power house on land is being deployed and it will be connected to<br />
the national grid later.<br />
Construction of Caisson Structure for Yongsoo Wave Power Plant<br />
ANNUAL<br />
REPORT <strong>2012</strong>