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Michele Tonan, Alberto Pasetto and Alberto Doria
In this paper, the possibility of harvesting energy from the vibrations of a plate is analyzed. The harvester takes the form of a cantilever dynamic vibration absorber equipped with a piezoelectric layer and tuned by means of a tip mass to the first mode...
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Andreas Hegendörfer, Paul Steinmann and Julia Mergheim
This contribution addresses the numerical optimization of the harvested energy of a mechanically and electrically nonlinear and nonideal piezoelectric energy harvester (PEH) under triangular shock-like excitation, taking into account a nonlinear stress c...
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Jeff Grasberger and Dominic Forbush
Aquaculture systems require careful consideration of location, which determines water conditions, pollution impacts, and hazardous conditions. Mobility may be able to address these factors while also supporting the targeting of renewable energy sources s...
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Xuan Viet Linh Nguyen, Tony Gerges, Pascal Bevilacqua, Jean-Marc Duchamp, Philippe Benech, Jacques Verdier, Philippe Lombard, Pangsui Usifu Linge, Fabien Mieyeville, Michel Cabrera and Bruno Allard
Harvesting of ambient radio-frequency energy is largely covered in the literature. The RF energy harvester is considered most of the time as a standalone board. There is an interest to add the RF harvesting function on an already-designed object. Polymer...
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Hamna Shaukat, Ahsan Ali, Shaukat Ali, Wael A. Altabey, Mohammad Noori and Sallam A. Kouritem
This paper provides a short review of sustainable hybrid energy harvesting and its applications. The potential usage of self-powered wireless sensor (WSN) systems has recently drawn a lot of attention to sustainable energy harvesting. The objective of th...
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Peng Xu, Shanshan Jia, Dongao Li, Ould el Moctar and Changqing Jiang
Vortex-induced vibration (VIV) of bluff bodies is one type of flow-induced vibration phenomenon, and the possibility of using it to harvest hydrokinetic energy from marine currents has recently been revealed. To develop an optimal harvester, various para...
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Baocheng Zhou, Shaochun Ma, Weiqing Li, Wenzhi Li and Cong Peng
Previous studies on sugarcane harvester extractors have mainly focused on improving harvest quality and reducing the impurity rate and loss rate, which often ignored the issue of high energy consumption. To reduce the energy consumption of the extractor ...
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Zhi Chao Ong, Keen Kuan Kong, Shin Yee Khoo, Bee Teng Chew and Yu-Hsi Huang
An alternate renewable energy source, through a piezoelectric vibration energy harvester with a bluff splitter body, could lead to higher efficiency in energy harvesting, through vortex-induced vibration at a near-resonance condition at 20 m/s high wind ...
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Nedunchelien Gurusamy, Irraivan Elamvazuthi, Norashikin Yahya, Steven Su and Bao-Huy Truong
The output of this research by means of energy harvesting through biomechanical motion has the potential to be applied to charging portable devices.
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Tianyi Shi, Gang Hu and Lianghao Zou
Galloping-based piezoelectric wind energy harvesters (WEHs) are being used to supply renewable electricity for self-powered devices. This paper investigates the performance of a galloping-based piezoelectric WEH, with different arc-plate-shaped bluff bod...
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