Last frontiers of renewable energy from the sea
This article is taken up the issue of the exploitation of water as a source of energy and, today we face the issue of the exploitation of wave energy as a source of energy.
THE SWELL
The waves are formed due to the action of the wind, dragging along its direction the surface layer with which it is in contact, and due to the viscosity of the fluid which leads to the transmission of this "drag" of the wind toward the inner layers of the water in examination carrying a "landslide" of the surface.
Another cause of the wave motion is attributed to ocean currents which lead to the mixing of the mass of water due to the gradients of temperature and salinity present in it.