The Aquanator is a small-scale tidal-power device that uses rows of hydrofoils to generate electricity from water currents. It was invented by the Australian engineer Michael Perry.
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MaturityTRL 3: Experimental Proof of Concept 1 Technology Type Connections
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Source Wikipedia: Aquanator
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Source Wikipedia: Aquanator
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Introduction
a small-scale tidal-power device
History
The Aquanator was announced in 2004.
Uses Source: Tidal and Marine Energy, Wikipedia article lead
The Aquanator was a small-scale tidal-power device, a device which uses rows of hydrofoils to generate electricity from
Developed By: Michael Perry, Lead
It was invented by Australian Michael Perry.
In Group: Tidal Energy Devices, Lead
The Aquanator was a small-scale tidal-power device, a device which uses rows of hydrofoils to generate electricity from water currents.
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