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Wave Carpet - Protecting coastal zones while generating electricity

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Duration

  • Full-time: 36 months
  • Part-time: 60 months

Start dates & application deadlines

  • Starting September 2026 - Application deadline not specified.
  • Starting January 2027 - Apply before Oct 2026
  • Starting May 2027 - Application deadline not specified.

Language

English

Delivered

On Campus

Campus Location

Dundee, United Kingdom

Disciplines

  • Civil Engineering & Construction
  • General Engineering & Technology

Overview

A submerged wave carpet is a deformable plate, or elastic mat, that can be used to extract the wave energy, and for mitigation of large waves in coastal areas. Similarly, a wave carpet is a mud-resembling deformable plate that can potentially extract the entire wave energy. The plate deformation can be transferred into electricity generation by a direct-drive power take-off system connected to the plate.

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