Hybrid Nanogenerator Harvesting Electric‐Field and Wind Energy for Self‐Powered Sensors on High‐Voltage Transmission Lines
Xiaolong Huang,
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Dongyang Hu,
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Qianwang Wang
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 8, 2024
Abstract
Triboelectric
nanogenerators
(TENGs)
show
potential
for
powering
distributed
sensors
in
the
smart
grids.
However,
most
studies
on
TENG's
applications
energy
harvesting
from
transmission
lines
primarily
focus
vibration
and
wind
energy,
neglecting
abundant
electric‐field
systems.
This
study
proposes
a
triboelectric‐electrostatic
hybrid
harvester
(TEHEH)
that
integrates
triboelectric
nanogenerator
with
an
(EFEH)
to
simultaneously
capture
surroundings
of
lines.
The
TENG
EFEH
can
generate
open‐circuit
voltages
1280
2800
V,
respectively,
output
powers
14.3
28.9
mW.
Hybrid
achieves
average
power
6.1
times
2.4
EFEH,
demonstrating
its
superiority.
dual‐channel
management
circuit,
utilizing
gas
discharge
tube
LTC‐3588,
enables
effectively
wireless
sensor
node,
practicality
complex
environments
work
offers
robust
technical
support
development
self‐powered
monitoring
devices
high‐voltage
Language: Английский
Enhance Charge Transfer and Reduce Internal Resistance for Triboelectric Nanogenerator via Switching Charge Shuttling
Advanced Energy Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 23, 2024
Abstract
Traditional
triboelectric
nanogenerators
(TENGs)
face
significant
challenges
related
to
low
charge
density
and
high
internal
impedance.
Many
methods
have
been
proposed
enhance
the
surface
of
TENGs,
yet
they
do
not
simultaneously
achieve
resistance.
Here,
a
switch‐shuttling
nanogenerator
(SS‐TENG)
is
proposed.
By
periodically
interrupting
circuit
during
intrinsic
capacitance
variation
TENG
shuttle
process,
SS‐TENG
alters
potential
difference
while
maintaining
constant
in
capacitor,
thereby
enhancing
energy
storage
improving
overall
output
performance.
The
rapid
activation
switch
significantly
reduces
Compared
traditional
transfer
amount
increases
by
1.9
times,
short‐circuit
current
rises
9.6
with
resistance
reduced
factor
20.
Furthermore,
prototype
novel
cylindrical‐hexagram
bluff
body
(CHB)
vortex‐induced
vibration
harvester
based
on
designed
tested,
demonstrating
its
ability
reliably
harvest
from
underwater
tidal
flows
wave
energy.
Additionally,
self‐powered
marine
pollution
detection
strategy
has
developed
using
SS‐TENG.
This
work
provides
valuable
insights
for
performance
TENGs
actively
promotes
their
commercialization.
Language: Английский