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Design and experiment investigation of a percussive piezoelectric energy harvester scavenging on wind galloping oscillation

Journal

FERROELECTRICS
Volume 584, Issue 1, Pages 121-131

Publisher

TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1080/00150193.2021.1984769

Keywords

Wind energy harvester; piezoelectric; galloping; percuss

Funding

  1. National Natural Science Foundation of China [51705296, 52075306, 51905316]

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This article introduces a percussive piezoelectric energy harvester for scavenging on wind galloping oscillation, with experimental results showing an optimal critical wind speed for maximizing output power and suggesting methods for improving electrical performance.
In this article, a percussive piezoelectric energy harvester (PPEH) is proposed for scavenging on wind galloping oscillation. Due to galloping effect of the square oscillator, the impact beams could transfer wind galloping oscillation to the piezoelectric beams percussively, and then convert the vibration energy into electricity. The vibration response and energy harvesting performance of the PPEH are experimentally investigated with variable parameters. And the results show that there is an optimal critical wind speed to maximize the output power of the PPEH. The electrical performance of the PPEH can be improved by adding tip mass and changing the percussive position.

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