A hybrid wind energy harvester based on a double-rotor reverse synergy mechanism for high-speed railway

Zhou, Xianzheng; Dai, Chutian; Liu, Genshuo; Tan, Xing; Zhang, Zutao; Pan, Yajia; Pan, Hongye; Ahmed, Ammar

doi:10.1016/j.scs.2022.104389

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“…Several studies have explored SWT in railway transportation. 9 , 269 Given the vast and interconnected railroad network, it is challenging to identify an environmentally friendly energy source that can provide coverage, except for the omnipresent wind energy. Researchers have analyzed wind energy generated by fast-moving trains.…”

Section: Sustainable Iot Based On Swtsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“… 1 To address this issue, the Paris Agreement states that concerted efforts are required to limit climate change this century to 1.5°C by controlling carbon emissions. 2 One critical pathway to achieve climate goals is using clean and renewable energy sources, 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , 7 such as wind, 8 , 9 solar, 10 , 11 hydro, 12 biomass, 13 and geothermal energy. 14 In recent years, wind energy 15 has received substantial attention as it possesses several advantages, including a wide distribution, abundant capacity, and environmental friendliness.…”

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Small wind turbines and their potential for internet of things applications

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Self‐Sustained Artificial Internet of Things Based on Vibration Energy Harvesting Technology: Toward the Future Eco‐Society

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Clean energy has emerged as the focal point of global energy and power development. With the advancement of 5G technology and the Internet of Things (IoT), the demand for sustainable energy supply has become more pressing, leading to widespread attention to vibration energy harvesting technology. This technology enables the conversion of vibrational energy from natural phenomena such as ocean waves and wind, as well as machinery operation and human activities, into electrical energy, thus supporting the expansion of self‐sustained IoT systems. This review provides an overview of the progress in vibration energy harvesting technology and discusses the integration of this technology with self‐powered sensors and artificial intelligence. These integrations are reflected in the enhanced accuracy of environmental monitoring, increased efficiency in intelligent transportation and industrial production, and improved quality of life through intelligent healthcare and smart home. Such applications demonstrate the significant potential of self‐sustained artificial IoT in promoting environmental sustainability and elevating the level of intelligent living. In summary, exploring and applying vibration energy harvesting technology to support the autonomous operation of IoT devices is key to building a more sustainable, intelligent, and interconnected world.

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