Dr Stephanie Eugenia Ordonez Sanchez
Strathclyde Chancellor's Fellow
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
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Using multi-criteria decision making in quality function deployment for offshore renewable energies García-Orozco Selef, Vargas-Gutiérrez Gregorio, Ordóñez-Sánchez Stephanie, Silva Rodolfo Energies Vol 16 (2023) https://doi.org/10.3390/en16186533 Material selection framework for lift-based wave energy converters using fuzzy topsis Arredondo Galeana Abel, Yeter Baran, Abad Farhad, Ordonez Sanchez Stephanie Eugenia, Lotfian Saeid, Brennan Feargal (2023) https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4526845 A comparison of tidal turbine characteristics obtained from field and laboratory testing Schmitt Pál, Fu Song, Benson Ian, Lavery Gavin, Ordoñez-Sanchez Stephanie, Frost Carwyn, Johnstone Cameron, Kregting Louise Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Vol 10 (2022) https://doi.org/10.3390/jmse10091182 Tidal stream and ocean current energy - the benefits of harvesting lesser energetic flows Ordonez Sanchez S, Calvillo-Munoz C, Mariño-Tapia I, Martinez R, Fu S, Allmark M, Mason-Jones T, O'Doherty T, Silva Casarín R, Johnstone C Proceedings of the European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference (2021) A phenomenological study of lab-scale tidal turbine loading under combined irregular wave and shear flow conditions Allmark Matthew, Martinez Rodrigo, Ordonez-Sanchez Stephanie, Lloyd Catherine, O’Doherty Tim, Germain Grégory, Gaurier Benoît, Johnstone Cameron Journal of Marine Science and Engineering Vol 9 (2021) https://doi.org/10.3390/jmse9060593 Using blade element momentum theory to predict the effect of wave-current interactions on the performance of tidal stream turbines Fu Song, Ordonez-Sanchez Stephanie, Martinez Rodrigo, Allmark Matthew, Johnstone Cameron, O’doherty Tim International Marine Energy Journal Vol 4, pp. 25-36 (2021) https://doi.org/10.36688/imej.4.25-36
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StrathWide 2019 Organiser 29/5/2019
Renewable Energy Microgrid Integration for Remote, Off-grid Cabins in Nunavut (UK -Canada) Johnstone, Cameron (Principal Investigator) Kelly, Nicolas (Co-investigator) Ordonez Sanchez, Stephanie Eugenia (Co-investigator) 06-Jan-2022 - 05-Jan-2025 Damage tolerant hybrid composites for safer and higher performance composite offshore wind turbine blades (Supergen ECR) Ordonez Sanchez, Stephanie Eugenia (Principal Investigator) 01-Jan-2021 - 31-Jan-2022 Decarbonising Shipping Utilising Renewable Hydrogen - Supergen Cross Hub Funding Ordonez Sanchez, Stephanie Eugenia (Principal Investigator) Kelly, Nicolas (Co-investigator) 01-Jan-2021 - 31-Jan-2022 The role of tidal stream technology for a sustainable development in the renewable energy sector Ordonez Sanchez, Stephanie Eugenia (Principal Investigator) 11-Jan-2021 - 31-Jan-2021 Analysing the potential role of tidal energy in the transition to a decarbonised energy system in Scotland Calvillo Munoz, Christian (Principal Investigator) Ordonez Sanchez, Stephanie Eugenia (Principal Investigator) Tidal energy conversion (TEC) is a relatively new technology with little indication of its economic cost. This uncertainty in costs have made TEC to be underestimated in many energy strategies and roadmaps.
This project will thus aim to i) find the commonalities and differences between cost models and pathways applicable to TEC, using a common database and power prediction evaluation, and ii) assess the potential role of TEC in Scotland, using the TIMES energy system model
This new approach of combining both cost and pathway models, may give a more accurate predictions of the long-term cost of TEC, making it possible to better assess the contributions of TEC to the electricity mix in Scotland.
£2,450 were awarded from the StrathWide 2019 Funding call.
01-Jan-2019 - 30-Jan-2020 StrathWide 2019, 2020 and 2021 Fund Calvillo Munoz, Christian (Principal Investigator) Ordonez Sanchez, Stephanie Eugenia (Principal Investigator) Aranceta-Garza, Alejandra (Principal Investigator) Co-founder with Dr Ordonez-Sanchez and Dr Aranceta-Garza of the StrathWide Research Fund. This fund was set for University of Strathclyde’s early career researchers to undertake collaborative and independent work amongst them. Eight, nine and seven funded applications were granted for StrathWide 2019, 2020 and 2021 respectively.
In total, approx. £60,000 have been secured over three years to fund 24 projects. the funding was awarded from the University of Strathclyde Internal funds and Faculties. 01-Jan-2019 - 03-Jan-2021
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This project will thus aim to i) find the commonalities and differences between cost models and pathways applicable to TEC, using a common database and power prediction evaluation, and ii) assess the potential role of TEC in Scotland, using the TIMES energy system model
This new approach of combining both cost and pathway models, may give a more accurate predictions of the long-term cost of TEC, making it possible to better assess the contributions of TEC to the electricity mix in Scotland.
£2,450 were awarded from the StrathWide 2019 Funding call.
In total, approx. £60,000 have been secured over three years to fund 24 projects. the funding was awarded from the University of Strathclyde Internal funds and Faculties.
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Dr
Stephanie Eugenia
Ordonez Sanchez
Strathclyde Chancellor's Fellow
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Email: s.ordonez@strath.ac.uk
Tel: 548 5765