| IOA Newsletter Vol.13, No.1 /Spring 2002 |
| TitleĄGNELHA DEPLOYS 55-IN DEEP SEAWATER PIPELINE |
| AuthorĄGTom Daniel, Rick
Heltzel AbstractĄGThe NELHA Hawaii ocean Science and Technology (HOST) Park has successfully Ą@deployment new 55-in diameter high density polyethylene deep seawater pipeline Ą@that extends to a depth of 3,000 feet, 9,700 feet offshore. KeywordĄGdeep seawater, pipeline |
| TitleĄGEnergy Island |
| AuthorĄGDominic
Michaelis AbstractĄG"Energy Island" take the form of a floating platform designed to harvest all usefully Ą@available energy sources-wind, waves, currents, tides, marine photosynthesis, Ą@geothermal and ocean thermal-all being brought together. KeywordĄGrenewable energy sources, wave, wind, currents, solar energy, OTEC |
| TitleĄGITEC-Iceberg Thermal Energy Conversion |
| AuthorĄGGeorges MOUGIN AbstractĄGThe ITEC plant is similar to an open cycle OTEC plant but for the cold source KeywordĄGOTEC, temperature, capacity |