Course Description
This is an engineering
introduction to
renewable energy technologies and potentials. The course aims to
introduce a general engineering/science audience to the basic concepts
of renewable energy.
Topics to be Covered
In the interest of time some mathematical criteria will be covered, e.g. Betz limit for wind, limit of WEC point absorber. Each lecture contains several examples from real world applications and in-progress industrial developments.
Course Information In Full & Recommended Resources
Lecture Reviews:
Lecture 1: An
Introduction to Energy
(Lecture 1 video*)
* Due to technical issues lecture 1 has a lower sound/picture quality than the rest of videos.
Lecture 2 : Solar Thermal Energy (Lecture 2 video)
Lecture 3: Solar Photovoltaic (Lecture 3 video)
Lecture 4: Wind Energy (Lecture 4 video)
Lecture 5: Ocean Energy (Lecture 5 video)
Lecture 6: Geothermal Energy (Lecture 6 video)
The course is hosted by Professor Dick K.P. Yue
Sponsor: Mechanical Engineering
Topics to be Covered
- Solar Energy
- Ocean Energy
- Wind Energy
- Geothermal Energy
In the interest of time some mathematical criteria will be covered, e.g. Betz limit for wind, limit of WEC point absorber. Each lecture contains several examples from real world applications and in-progress industrial developments.
Course Information In Full & Recommended Resources
Details
Instructor:
Mohammed-Reza
Alam -
MIT & Resolute Marine
Energy Inc
Prereq: None
Lecture: TR11-12:30
Bechtel Hall (1-390)
TA: Alec Marshall
Participants
welcome at individual
sessions (series)
Lecture Reviews:
Lecture 1: An
Introduction to Energy
(Lecture 1 video*)* Due to technical issues lecture 1 has a lower sound/picture quality than the rest of videos.
Lecture 2 : Solar Thermal Energy (Lecture 2 video)
Lecture 3: Solar Photovoltaic (Lecture 3 video)
Lecture 4: Wind Energy (Lecture 4 video)
Lecture 5: Ocean Energy (Lecture 5 video)
Lecture 6: Geothermal Energy (Lecture 6 video)
Contact
Contact: Mohammad-Reza Alam, 5-333, (617) 253-6807, alam@mit.eduThe course is hosted by Professor Dick K.P. Yue
Sponsor: Mechanical Engineering



