Wave power generation cum shore protection project envisages tapping the energy of ocean waves and wind for the generation of electricity and integrating it with the national power grid. A number of impellors are arranged parallel to the shore for a span of 500 m at a distance of about 100 m from the seashore. Impellers are designed to tap the tri-energies of ocean waves. Windmills are installed to tap wind energy. Both impellers windmills are supported in the impeller Holder cum Pressure Tank (IHPT). A floating arrangement is provided to keep the impellers in correct position according to variation in tide level. Hydraulic pumps assembled as mono-block structures with the impeller, pump water to the pressure tanks of IHPT. Oscillation Pump installed at a distance of about 200 m from land also pumps water to the pressure reservoir. The wind mills would serve the same purpose with the help of wind energy. All these out put water is collected and diverted to a penstock to rotate a turbine, and hence electricity is generated.
