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Energy harvesting from flow‐induced vibrations (FIVs) is one of the cleanest methods for powering miniature devices, such as wireless sensor network (WSN) devices and medical appliances. Due to the simplicity and effectiveness of piezoelectric devices, FIV‐based piezoelectric energy harvesters (FIVPEHs) have caught the attention of researchers in ...
Mim Mashrur Ahmed +6 more
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Computational Fluid Dynamics for Hydrokinetic Turbines
Hydrokinetic energy extraction (HEE) has received increasing attention recently as a sustainable means to alleviate the strain on current energy technologies. HEE extracts kinetic energy, rather than potential (as in traditional hydropower dams), and can
Veronica B. Miller, Laura A. Schaefer
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TRANSIENT MODELING OF A SMALL HYDROKINETIC TURBINE [PDF]
In recent years, great attention has been given to the study of hydrokinetic turbines for power generation. Such importance is due to the use of clean energy technology by using renewable sources.
Brandão, D. T. +7 more
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A dual bidirectional flapping‐foil hydrokinetic turbine (DBFHT) capable of fully passive bidirectional operation was proposed and experimentally evaluated in a large circulating water channel at the Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology (KIOST).
Dong-Geon Kim +8 more
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This study investigates the technoeconomic and environmental feasibility of a hybrid renewable energy microgrid designed for Dublar Char, a remote off‐grid island in Bangladesh. The proposed system integrates solar photovoltaic, wind turbines (WTs), a fuel cell, an electrolyzer, hydrogen storage, and a battery energy storage system (BESS) to deliver ...
Md. Feroz Ali +7 more
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Hydrokinetic turbines utilized in small rivers, irrigation canals, and constructed waterways function in flow conditions that are fundamentally distinct from those seen in broad channels or tidal locations. Such restricted locations impose stringent spatial, hydraulic, and ecological limitations, necessitating turbine designs that can efficiently ...
Aditya Rachman, Oronzio Manca
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Electrification coverage in Sarawak is the lowest at 78.74%, compared to Peninsular Malaysia at 99.62% and Sabah at 82.51%. Kapit, Sarawak with its 88.4% populations located in rural areas and mostly situated along the main riverbanks has great potential to generate electrical energy by hydrokinetic system.
Almalik Faisel Mohd Saupi +4 more
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Submersible Generator for Marine Hydrokinetics [PDF]
A submersible generator was designed as a distinct and critical subassembly of marine hydrokinetics systems, specifically tidal and stream energy conversion. The generator is designed to work with both vertical and horizontal axis turbines. The final product is a high-pole-count, radial-flux, permanent magnet, rim mounted generator, initially rated at ...
Cinq-Mars, Robert S. +5 more
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ABSTRACT Synthetic rating curves (SRCs) are often used to translate streamflow forecasts into flood inundation maps. Previous studies have investigated the development and errors in SRCs at local, regional, and continental scales. In this analysis, we used the latest global methodology and datasets to develop SRCs for use in flood inundation map ...
Joseph L. Gutenson +4 more
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This research investigates the efficacy of a hybrid energy system that integrates wind, natural gas, grid, solar (PoV) photovoltaic, hydrokinetic, batteries, flywheels, and ultracapacitors for adaptable operation in various configurations within ...
Oluwaseun Olanrewaju Akinte +1 more
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