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GB/T 33543.1-2017 in English

GB/T 33543.1-2017 in English

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Ocean energy terminology―Part 1:General

  • Issued on:2017-03-09
  • Implemented on:2017-10-01
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Standard No: GB/T 33543.1-2017
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Title in English: Ocean energy terminology―Part 1:General
Title in Chinese: 海洋能术语 第1部分:通用
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on: 2017-03-09
Implemented on: 2017-10-01
Chinese Classification: F14-Ocean energy
Professional Classification: GB-National Standard
Related Keywords: ocean energy terminology
ocean energy terminology ― part
ocean energy development
future ocean energy development
marine energy high wave energy element jtj/t
Related Topics: General marine equipment
GB/T 33543.1
GB/T 33543.1-2017

《GB/T 33543.1-2017海洋能术语 第1部分:通用》由TC283(全国海洋标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为自然资源部(海洋)。


Introduction

Interpretation of the National Standard of the People's Republic of China GB/T 33543.1—2017

I. Background and Overview of the Standard

GB/T 33543 "Ocean Energy Terminology" is divided into three parts, and this part is the definition of common terms. This standard is proposed by the State Oceanic Administration and managed by the National Technical Committee for Marine Standardization. It is applicable to ocean energy and related fields.

II. Analysis of Core Terms

Term Category Definition Key Indicators Application Scenarios
Ocean Energy A general term for energy that exists in the ocean in the form of tides, currents, etc. Economic evaluation indicators: resource value and development benefit analysis. Renewable energy development.
Tidal current power density Tidal current energy passing through a unit headwind area per unit time. Calculation formula: $e=\frac{1}{2}\rho v^{3} \times 10^{-3}$. Ocean energy power generation device design.

III. Technology evolution analysis

Tidal current ellipse and Tidal current rose diagram are key technologies in ocean energy development, used to analyze tidal current direction and speed distribution. These tools can be used to optimize the layout and design of tidal generators.

IV. Implementation Recommendations

Case Study: Wave Energy Generation Technology

In shallow and medium water conditions, the wave power matrix is a key tool for evaluating the output power of the device. The theoretical model is verified by actual observation data to ensure the calculation accuracy of the wave excitation force.


V. Comparison of standard frameworks

Term type Definition basis Scope of application Degree of standardization
Comprehensive term GB/T 1.1-2009 General in the field of marine energy High
Wave energy element JTJ/T 277-2006 Offshore engineering Medium

VI. Practical application of terminology

Seawater temperature difference energy conversion and salinity difference energy utilization are important directions for future ocean energy development. Energy conversion has been achieved through semi-permeable membrane technology, and preliminary results have been achieved in the laboratory.

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