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Volume 19, Issue 40 (11-2023)
Marine Engineering 2023, 19(40): 16-29 |
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Hasheminejad S M, masoumi Y. Optimum design and numerical modeling of a bladeless wind turbine. Marine Engineering 2023; 19 (40) :16-29
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1- Academic staff of Material & Energy Research Center
2- Iran University of Science and Technology
2- Iran University of Science and Technology
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| In this paper, a novel high-performance FIV-based aeroelastic bladeless turbine energy harvester that functions based on the piezoelectric mechanism is proposed and numerically implemented. The harvester consists of a circular cylinder fitted at the end of a flexible wall-mounted cantilever plate equipped with a piezoelectric (PZT) patch at its root. The three-dimensional flow field distribution of the piezoelectric-based energy harvesting system is simulated through a partitioned two-way iteratively implicit fully coupled nonlinear transient fluid structure interaction (FSI) scheme implemented in a multiphysics CFD-FEM simulation framework. The obtained results show that by decreasing the mass of the cylinder from 5g to 20g, and increasing the thickness of the base from 0.5mm to 0.8mm and Young's modulus from 50Gpa to 80Gpa, the maximum energy harvesting in the locking zone can improve up to %90, %70, and %90 respectively. |
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