Tidal Current Energy for Indian Coastal Lines - A State Art of Review

Tidal Current Energy for Indian Coastal Lines - A State Art of Review

India has about 7500 km of coastal lines with a significant potential to harvest marine energy. Tidal energy, one of the types of marine energy that emerges has a practical option to supply reliable and renewable energy to the Indian coastal areas. This paper focuses on tidal current turbines that c...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2020-12, Vol.1716 (1), p.12008
Hauptverfasser: Vyshnavi, P, Venkatesan, Nithya, Samad, A., Avital, E.J.
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