A novel wake-excited magnetically coupled underwater piezoelectric energy harvester

Sui, Guangdong; Zhang, Xiaofan; Shan, Xiaobiao; Hou, Chengwei; Hu, Jingtao; Xie, Tao

doi:10.1016/j.ijmecsci.2022.108074

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“…[80][81][82][83] In addition, the force applied to the harvester can also be tailored using magnets. Since 2020, a number of emerging studies have aimed to integrate magnetic materials into the oscillation structure to study a range of magnet parameters, including magnet polarity, [25,84,85] the number of magnets, [5] and magnet position. [25,85] In terms of optimizing the mechanical impedance of the harvester, the harvester impedance describes how much it resists the motion caused by the fluid force that is applied to the harvester.…”

Section: Oscillation Behaviorsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Energy Harvesting from Water Flow by Using Piezoelectric Materials

Li,

Roscow,

Khanbareh

et al. 2024

Adv Energy and Sustain Res

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As a promising energy‐harvesting technique, an increasing number of researchers seek to exploit the piezoelectric effect to power electronic devices by harvesting the energy associated with water flow. In this emerging field, a variety of research themes attract interest for investigation; these include selection of the excitation mechanism, oscillation structure, piezoelectric material, power management interface circuit, and application. Since there has been no comprehensive review to date with respect to the harvesting of water flow using piezoelectric materials, herein relevant work in the last 25 years is reviewed. To ensure that key aspects of the water‐flow energy harvester are overviewed, they are discussed in the context of energy‐flow theory, which includes the three stages of energy extraction, energy conversion, and energy transfer. The development of each energy‐flow process is reviewed in detail and combined with meta‐analysis of the published literature. Correlations between the harvesting processes and their contribution to the overall energy‐harvesting performance are illustrated, and directions for future research are also proposed. In this review, a comprehensive understanding of water‐flow piezoelectric energy harvesting is provided and it is aimed to guide future research and the development of piezoelectric harvesters for water‐flow‐powered devices is promoted.

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