Anthony Mack

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On our minds

Dependency on foreign oil Global warming High unemployment

Barack Obama’s $15,000,000,000 per year for clean, renewable energy

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Rising Energy Consumption

We need: More energy Less carbon

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Renewable Sources

Solar – Good, but where to put the panels Wind – Good, but turbines look ugly Geothermal – Good, but not around here Tidal – Good, but we don’t have much Offshore Wind – Very Good, but expensive Wave – Perfect

We need all of the above.

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New forms of energy are required

It is estimated that if 0.2% of the ocean’s untapped energy could be harnessed, it could provide power sufficient for the entire world.

Source: Oregon State University

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Waves are a concentrated form of solar energy

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So where are the big waves?

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Big Waves

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Come and Get it

Terawatts of power being wasted Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) or International waters (no permits

needed) Reducing wave heights has

ZERO ecological impact ZERO human impact

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But How

So far away Freezing temperatures Brutal environment Mean wind speed 10 m/sec (22 mph) Top 1% 22 m/sec (50 mph) Huge waves (24m every 100 years)

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Design Goals

Capture wave energy 100% human and eco friendly Maintainability Reliability (minimize maintenance) Safety (24m swells and 60mph

winds) Low cost

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The answer: air filled bladders

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Add two valves andyou have an air pump

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“Module”

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The bladder “head”

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Wave Trough

airpressur

ebuilds

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Rising Wave

air is squeezed

out by the water pressure

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Wave Crest

all air is expelled

at the crest of

big waves

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Falling Wave

nothing happens

until

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Bladder Inflates

water level drops

below the head

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Each bladder has its own phase

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Need a Pier-like Backbone

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A “Section” is basically a dock

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150m long - 142 modules

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Section House

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Air turbines, generators,hydrogen generators, pumps, …

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A “Station” or Power Station

Stations are made up of 1 or more sections(Section can be connected end to end)

A station will grow until it is a navigational hazard (maybe a mile long)

Stations are unmanned except when the hydrogen is being picked up

Stations are anchored to the ocean floor or they have slowly turning props

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Power Assuming 3m swell, 10 seconds apart Pressure differential 9400Pa (1.5psi) Flow 4.5 m3/min (160cfm) 710 watts (3/4 of hp) per bag Each bladder can power a small house Operates at full rating 60% of the time 1.2 megawatt per section 20 sections would produce 24 megawatts

or 79 gigawatt hours per year

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Cost of Construction

First Section – $5 million Hundredth Section - $3 million Cost of Construction $2.50-4.00 per

watt A 25 megawatts station ~ $100m After 20 sections, the station pays for

its own growth At $4.00/kg for hydrogen, a station

makes $17 million per year

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Deep Wave Energy’s Plan

Small Feasibility Study (EISG) Wave Tank Experiments – done by D.W.E. Bladder/Wave Interaction – by UCSD and

SIO Ocean Platform – by an engineering firm Economic Analysis – by manufacturer

Large Feasibility Study Prototype

Venture Capital and/or Partnership

Thank You