Clean Energy Generated By Power of the Waves
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ม.ค. 2023
- #shorts This power station is so functional to get clean energy by utilizing the power of waves.
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Wonder if it's slightly more restricted in any way being attached at one side to something, compared to a bouy that's floatinig (relatively) freely.
The cost to benefit ratio of this technology is wildly impractical.
its not about cost, even if its net negative it still provides a basic human need. think of it this way, if it was possible to power a whole city's electricity if they built something but return of investment is 100 years, its still a good idea to do it because its 100% clean energy. roads are super expensive but we still build it because everyone needs it even rural people.
@xondeez757 energy capacity factor also contributes mate and for this technologyits very poor. If a country or company spends so much money on this but only get 28% of the energy, then it's a loss. This is one of the reasons why it hasn't been wildly explored by developed countries.
@xondeez757 energy cost is much more related to the amount of energy expended to make something vs what it makes in its lifetime then an economic cost (though the two are related obviously). If something has bad energy cost it means it produces very little or even a net negative amount of energy vs the energy expended just to make one. It doesnt help society.
That needs to be put out triple time everyday until a better source is found.
What is the name of this converter?
Good but the amount must be minuscule, isn't it?
Yes for each motion. But if it's a continuous frequency, it will add up to a vast amount. That's like having a single penny, almost worthless. But having a million, very valuable!
@@franklinchinquee8762 No, no. That's not even remotely how any of this works. The only thing that matters is the ROI, and on a technology like this, there is no ROI, period. It will always cost more money to build/maintain "wave energy equipment" than it will ever be capable of returning. This is equivalent to lighting cash on fire.
@@eugenes9751 The original concern was the miniscule amount of electricity that would be produced, not ROI. A reasonable person at a glance, looking at the generation could easily make such a conclusion. But to infer the pros & cons of ROI, would definitely be more tedious, requiring detailed accounting information.
@@franklinchinquee8762 If the product you're using loses you money, you will never use it. Period.
@@eugenes9751 Never? Come on! Private capital always seek maximization of profits. But if it's public, the aim is the maximization of utility of its citizens. Anyway you are straying from the original concern - the at a glance empirical observation that the wave generator wasn't up to the task to provide sufficient electricity.
ocean power technologies?
Wow
that machine generating electricity is about as practical as walking around the world to cross the street.
Studying a model of changing systems... such as human movements... does not predict movement
I wonder how it works? coz we usually use kinetic energy to spin a turbine, but couldn't figure this one out 🤔
edit: ok the floaters are connected to hydraulic pistons to turn the generators
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How will that silly contraption response to load fluctuations. The only practical clean energy scheme is nuclear energy.
If you create a floating city, these would help stabilize in rough sea conditions by powering the same city.