Ian Masters

Dr. Ian Masters

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Academic Career Length

30Years (1997-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 November 2018 in Renewable Energy
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SNSimon P. Neill
Simon P. Neill
Athanasios AngeloudisAthanasios Angeloudis
Athanasios Angeloudis
PRPeter E. Robins
Peter E. Robins
IWIan Walkington
Ian Walkington
SWSophie L. Ward
Sophie L. Ward
Roger Alexander FalconerRoger Alexander Falconer
Roger Alexander Falconer

1 March 2014 in Renewable Energy
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RMRami Malki
Rami Malki
IMIan Masters
Ian Masters
AWAlison J. Williams
Alison J. Williams
TCT. Nick Croft
T. Nick Croft

1 September 2019 in Energy
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MLMatt Lewis
Matt Lewis
James McNaughtonJames McNaughton
James McNaughton
CMConcha Márquez-Dominguez
Concha Márquez-Dominguez
Grazia TodeschiniGrazia Todeschini
Grazia Todeschini
MTMichael Togneri
Michael Togneri
PRPeter Robins
Peter Robins

1 March 2013 in Applied Mathematical Modelling
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RMR. Malki
R. Malki
AWA.J. Williams
A.J. Williams
TCT.N. Croft
T.N. Croft
MTM. Togneri
M. Togneri
IMIan Masters
Ian Masters

1 September 2002 in Journal of Materials Processing Technology
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AKA.R Khoei
A.R Khoei
IMIan Masters
Ian Masters
DGD.T Gethin
D.T Gethin

1 January 2011 in Journal of Marine Engineering & Technology
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IMIan Masters
Ian Masters
JCJ C Chapman
J C Chapman
MWM R Willis
M R Willis
JOJ A C Orme
J A C Orme
Blade Element Momentum Theory (BEMT) performance models for wind turbines lead to a robust BEMT model of marine current or tidal stream turbines. It is shown that numerical convergence methods for models reported in the literature are problematic when away from the normal operating range and this paper reports a robust numerical scheme using combined Monte Carlo and sequential quadratic optimisation. The model is extended by Prandtl corrections for losses at the blade tip and hub. Results are validated against an industrial code, Garrad Hassan’s Tidal Bladed Software (GH Tidal Bladed) evaluation version, and a lifting line theory model.