Tianli Ma , Xiaojie Hu , Dingyi Wu , Shaolong Yang , Mengwei Wu , Tengfei Xie , Haiting Lv , Xiaoping Huang , Xianbo Xiang , Yan Wang
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The effects of bluff body vibration mode to the output performance response of the galloping triboelectric nanogenerator for wind energy harvesting
To continuously optimize the power generation performance of the wind energy harvesting galloping triboelectric nanogenerator (GTENG) based on the vibrating dielectric ball structure embedded in the bluff body, this study systematically studies the transition of bluff body vibration modes on power generation performance. A GTENG with adjustable system damping for harvesting broadband wind energy is proposed. Three distinct vibration modes are observed in six damping systems while Reynolds number is within 32500, which are single degree of freedom (DOF) mode, two DOF mode and deflected mode. The vibration mode ranges of six damping systems are determined by observing the vibration mode of the bluff body and measuring the peak and mean values of the output voltage and current. The instability of the two DOF vibration of the bluff body weakens the output performance of the GTENG. According to the analysis of experimental data, maintaining the single DOF vibration of the bluff body can improve the output performance of the GTENG under higher wind speed conditions. The results of this study can provide important guidance for dynamically adjusting the system damping under different wind speed conditions to optimize the output performance of GTENG.
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