Improvements to control of underwater turbine
A technology for turbines and water control, applied in engine control, rotational speed control, control system usage, etc., to achieve the effect of reducing cost and increasing power
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[0101] Subsea power generation systems typically include turbines having multiple blades or blades. The system also typically includes a power extraction device, such as a generator or a pump, to generate electricity, and rotation or movement of the blades or blades under the influence of water pressure or lift causes the power extraction device to generate electricity. In the simplest form of a turbine, the rate of motion or rotation of the turbine is proportional to the motion or velocity of water flowing over or through the turbine. If the flow rate is too low, the turbine will not work and no electricity will be produced. Likewise, if the flow rate is irregular or inconsistent, the rate of power generation will also be irregular or inconsistent.
[0102] An example of a system for controlling the operation of a water turbine according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention is shown in figure 1 middle. The subsea generator 40 is connected to the grid 70 and i...
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