Entries for Waves to Water

RME Wave2O™ uses a rigid-inflatable OWSC device to pump high-pressure prefiltered seawater to an onshore 1.5 m3/day desalination plant.

RME Wave2O™ uses a composite OWSC device to pump high-pressure prefiltered seawater to an onshore 1.5 m3/day desalination plant.

RME Wave2O(TM) uses a HDPE OWSC device to pump high-pressure prefiltered seawater to an onshore 1.5 m3/day desalination plant.

A fixed oscillating wave surge converter (OWSC) that drives a hydraulic cylinder to pump seawater through a reverse osmosis system.

Flipper expands out of the crate yet uses a novel load limiter to side-slip the really big waves.

Water Duck uses a slack moored pitching device with an oscillating internal water coil to drive an RO desalinator with energy recovery.

A high power capture wave energy device, called DUO, pumps sea water through a reverse osmosis membrane to produce drinkable water.

We are developing and optimally integrated WEC powered desalination system to address the challenges of this competition.

An inflatable buoy and station making up to 1500 L/d. Shipped in a pallet, installed with no tools and adapted to most ocean conditions.

Totally autonomous device for the conversion of the energy of sea waves to water desalination and power generation.

HYDRA - Direct Wave Energy to Hydraulics Based Water Desalination System that Eliminates Power Conversion Loses

Surge Seeker uses a novel double taut mooring to capture energy from both heave and surge motion.

The Bravo converts the horizontal component of the wave motion into unidirectional rotary motion, electric current and desalinated water.

The MZSP Freshwater Production System is an easily deployable wave attenuator with on-board reverse osmosis system.

Wave water shall operate Water Turbine generator. The electric Boiler shall produce steam. Condenser shall cool the steam for clean water.

The Wave-Actuated Tethered Emergency Response Buoyant Reverse Osmosis System, or WATER BROS, is a rapid deployment desalination unit.