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Home›Tidal & Wave Energy›PhD Course on Modelling and Control of WECs in Rome
Tidal & Wave Energy

May 20, 2019 · about 7 years ago

PhD Course on Modelling and Control of WECs in Rome

The University of Aalborg, the Institute of Marine Engineering (CNR-INM) and the Universita degli studi della Campanina, Conisma are organising a PhD course on the numerical and experimental modelling and control of wave energy converters. The course will take place at INM in Rome, between September

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The University of Aalborg, the Institute of Marine Engineering (CNR-INM) and the Universita degli studi della Campanina, Conisma are organising a PhD course on the numerical and experimental modelling and control of wave energy converters.

The course will take place at INM in Rome, between September 09-20, in the week after the EWTEC 2019.

The main objectives of this course is to train the participants on the numerical and experimental modelling and control, by teaching:

-The State of the Art of wave energy conversion techniques; -The State of the Art of numerical modelling of WECs, the limitations and the alternative numerical approaches; -The State of the Art of experimental modellling of WECs and its limitations; -The State of the Art of control of WECs.

By the end of the course, the participants will have carried out the following tasks:

– Wave measurement and generation in wave tank; – Numerical investigation of the performance of a WEC; – Experimental investigation of the performance of a WEC with and without control.

To ensure full benefit of the course participants should at least have:

– Degree in Engineering; – Basic knowledge of Matlab or any other programming language.

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