Q1.

What is the Semi-Floating Generator System?

A1.

The Semi-Floating Generator System (SFGS) , adapted linking marine power transmission equipments, we call it MADET captures the ocean's continuous natural motion and converts it into clean electrical power through an integrated and intelligent process.

Q2.

How does the system work?

A2.

SFGS deployed in the sea extract continuous ocean kinetic energy and convert it into electrical energy. The electrical energy is then transmitted to a buffer condenser sets on land via a laid submarine cable. High-frequency response is used to absorb voltage pulses, and the smooth power is then input into a flywheel energy storage system to store the energy in the form of rotational kinetic energy. This balances the intermittency of renewable energy and ensures that the power output to the electrolysis equipment of hydrogen is constant.

Q3.

How complex is the installation?

A3.

MADET is a large system, included Floating Balls Generator, Rotating Blades, Chains, Cables, Concrete caisson, Barge operation, under water operation…etc. This is a integration Engineering project.

Q4.

What are the main benefits of this system?

A4.

To continuous and stable clean energy generated. A cheap and reliable electricity power source for long term.

Q5.

What kind of maintenance does the system require?

A5.

Generator and each equipment MADET needed to maintain to keep it on well condition, to capture sustainable energy from the sea / ocean.

Q6.

Where can the system be installed?

A6.

The suggested depth of sea, lake or river, must be 6 meters at least. If the depth of sea is more than 200 meters , the installations and operations cost will be higher too.