Impact energy harvesting by Fe-Co fiber reinforced Al-Si matrix composite

Seino, Manabu; Jiang, Lixin; Yang, Zhenjun; Katabira, Kenichi; Satake, Tadaaki; Narita, Fumio; Murasawa, Go

doi:10.1016/j.mtla.2020.100644

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“…Metal-based composites, such as electromagnetic energy harvesting, are often used in energy harvesting applications that require a high power output. The metal matrix in these composites can be designed to have specific electrical and mechanical properties and can be optimized to improve the overall energy harvesting performance [33][34][35]. Using lightweight metal matrix composites for energy harvesting has garnered significant interest recently, with potential applications in the aerospace, automotive, and sporting goods industries [36].…”

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A Review on Composite Materials for Energy Harvesting in Electric Vehicles

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The field of energy harvesting is expanding to power various devices, including electric vehicles, with energy derived from their surrounding environments. The unique mechanical and electrical qualities of composite materials make them ideal for energy harvesting applications, and they have shown tremendous promise in this area. Yet additional studies are needed to fully grasp the promise of composite materials for energy harvesting in electric vehicles. This article reviews composite materials used for energy harvesting in electric vehicles, discussing mechanical characteristics, electrical conductivity, thermal stability, and cost-effectiveness. As a bonus, it delves into using composites in piezoelectric, electromagnetic, and thermoelectric energy harvesters. The high strength-to-weight ratio provided by composite materials is a major benefit for energy harvesting. Especially important in electric vehicles, where saving weight means saving money at the pump and driving farther between charges, this quality is a boon to the field. Many composite materials and their possible uses in energy harvesting systems are discussed in the article. These composites include polymer-based composites, metal-based composites, bio-waste-based hybrid composites and cement-based composites. In addition to describing the promising applications of composite materials for energy harvesting in electric vehicles, the article delves into the obstacles that must be overcome before the technology can reach its full potential. Energy harvesting devices could be more effective and reliable if composite materials were cheaper and less prone to damage. Further study is also required to determine the durability and dependability of composite materials for use in energy harvesting. However, composite materials show promise for energy harvesting in E.V.s. Further study and development are required before their full potential can be realized. This article discusses the significant challenges and potential for future research and development in composite materials for energy harvesting in electric vehicles. It thoroughly evaluates the latest advances and trends in this field.

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Additive manufacturing and energy-harvesting performance of honeycomb-structured magnetostrictive Fe52–Co48 alloys

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High-performance vibration power generation using polycrystalline Fe–Co-based alloy due to large inverse magnetostrictive effect

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The magnetic flux density change ΔB caused by the inverse magnetostrictive effect is key for achieving high-performance vibration power generation. As the magnetization curve of the polycrystalline Fe–47.6 at. % Co–2.3 at. % V (Fe–Co–V) alloy became easier to magnetize by applying tensile stresses, the value of ΔB estimated from the magnetization curves depended significantly on magnetic fields. Hence, the vibration power generation of a U-shaped unimorph device using a polycrystalline Fe–Co–V alloy core was demonstrated under various bias magnetic fields. As a result of bias magnetic field adjustment, the open-circuit voltage induced by the vibration of the device improved to ∼7.0 V. Such superior performance is attributable to a large ΔB of 1.1 T in the Fe–Co–V alloy core. Therefore, adjustment of bias magnetic fields is essential for obtaining large ΔB in Fe–Co–V alloys, which are promising inverse magnetostrictive materials for high-performance vibration power generation.

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Impact energy harvesting by Fe-Co fiber reinforced Al-Si matrix composite

Cited by 6 publications

References 34 publications

A Review on Composite Materials for Energy Harvesting in Electric Vehicles

A Review on Composite Materials for Energy Harvesting in Electric Vehicles

Additive manufacturing and energy-harvesting performance of honeycomb-structured magnetostrictive Fe52–Co48 alloys

High-performance vibration power generation using polycrystalline Fe–Co-based alloy due to large inverse magnetostrictive effect

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