The document discusses modeling the dynamics of a floating ball for harvesting energy from sinusoidal water waves. It presents a one-dimensional and two-dimensional model to simulate the motion of a spherical floating object under water wave oscillations. The models consider gravitational, buoyancy, and drag forces. Numerical integration is used to calculate the velocity and position of the floating object over time based on these forces. The energy harvested depends on the type of energy harvesting system used and how it interacts with the motion of the floating object under the water waves.
This paper considers the problem of magneto-hydrodynamics (MHD) Newtonian and non-Newtonian nano fluid flow passing on a magnetic sphere with mixed convection effect. Nano Fluid is a combination of liquid fluid as a base fluid with small solid nano particles. Water is chosen as Newtonian base fluid and oil is chosen as non-Newtonian base fluid. Then, Alumina and Copper are chosen as solid particle in nano fluid. We further construct governing equation by applying continuity equation, momentum equation, and energy equation to obtain dimensional governing equations. The dimensional governing equations that have been obtained are converted into non-dimensional governing equations by substituting non-dimensional variables. The non-dimensional governing equations are further transformed into similarity equations using stream function and solved numerically using Euler Implicit Finite Difference method. We further analyse the effect of magnetic parameter towards velocity and temperature in MHD nano fluid flow. The results show that the increases of magnetic parameter impacts to the decrease of velocity and temperature. Then, the velocity and temperature of Newtonian nano fluid are higher than the velocity and temperature of non-Newtonian nano fluid. Also, the velocity and temperature of copper-water are higher than the velocity and temperature of Alumina-water.
Two-dimension curvature of a wire: A simple model using shear modulus conceptSparisoma Viridi
Observation of wire bending can give information about shear modulus of the system, A model based on definition of shear modulus is constructed and tested for arbitrary parameters and also for nanowire.
Construction of Maximum Tortuosity of Single Fluid Path in Grid-based 2-d Sys...Sparisoma Viridi
Tortuosity of 2-d and 3-d small system are constructed using grid based system. Thermodynamics postulate shows that possiblility of a microstate with tortuous channel is very small, in order of 10^{-17}. This means other mechanism is required why nature can provide some structures.
This paper considers the problem of magneto-hydrodynamics (MHD) Newtonian and non-Newtonian nano fluid flow passing on a magnetic sphere with mixed convection effect. Nano Fluid is a combination of liquid fluid as a base fluid with small solid nano particles. Water is chosen as Newtonian base fluid and oil is chosen as non-Newtonian base fluid. Then, Alumina and Copper are chosen as solid particle in nano fluid. We further construct governing equation by applying continuity equation, momentum equation, and energy equation to obtain dimensional governing equations. The dimensional governing equations that have been obtained are converted into non-dimensional governing equations by substituting non-dimensional variables. The non-dimensional governing equations are further transformed into similarity equations using stream function and solved numerically using Euler Implicit Finite Difference method. We further analyse the effect of magnetic parameter towards velocity and temperature in MHD nano fluid flow. The results show that the increases of magnetic parameter impacts to the decrease of velocity and temperature. Then, the velocity and temperature of Newtonian nano fluid are higher than the velocity and temperature of non-Newtonian nano fluid. Also, the velocity and temperature of copper-water are higher than the velocity and temperature of Alumina-water.
Two-dimension curvature of a wire: A simple model using shear modulus conceptSparisoma Viridi
Observation of wire bending can give information about shear modulus of the system, A model based on definition of shear modulus is constructed and tested for arbitrary parameters and also for nanowire.
Construction of Maximum Tortuosity of Single Fluid Path in Grid-based 2-d Sys...Sparisoma Viridi
Tortuosity of 2-d and 3-d small system are constructed using grid based system. Thermodynamics postulate shows that possiblility of a microstate with tortuous channel is very small, in order of 10^{-17}. This means other mechanism is required why nature can provide some structures.
Dr A Srivani
Physics Doctorate
VVIT ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Teaching: Engineering Physics and Engineering Mechanics
Awards: Best Presentation, Best Young scientist and Best paper Award.
METHODOLOGY :
In our present study planning to develop a hybrid power generation model consists of Rain water power(hydro), Solar PV and Wind energy, the process of working and installation as below:
Rainwater harvesting is the accumulation and deposition of rainwater for reuse before it reaches the aquifer.
In this technique, we channel the water falling on roof tops of buildings and homes, and open spaces to a storage tank through a filter. Excess water is directed to a well or pit through which water seeps in earth to increase water table.
The generated power is converted and collected using power electronics and power systems devices respectively.
OBJECTIVES :
To install Solar PV technology in order to trap solar radiation for converting into electrical energy.
To install the wind turbine for converting wind energy into electrical energy to pump the water for hydro-plant.
Integrate the complete system composed of hydro, solar, wind energy
Assess the performance of the system.
Feasibility and sustainability analysis of a hybrid microgrid in BangladeshIJECEIAES
The demand for renewable sources-based micro-grid systems is increasing all over the world to address the United Nation’s (UN) sustainable development goal 7 (SDG7) “affordable and clean energy”. However, without proper viability analysis, these micro-grid systems might lead to economic losses to both customers and investors. Therefore, this paper aims to explore the feasibility and sustainability of a hybrid micro-grid system based on available renewable resources in remote hill tracts region of Bangladesh. Nine different scenarios are analyzed here, and a combination of solar, hydro, biogas, and diesel generator systems are found to be the best feasible solution in regard to the least cost of electricity and emission. The optimized result shows that with a renewable fraction of 0.995, the unit levelized cost of energy of the micro-grid system is $0.182 and it emits 54 and 117 times less CO2 compared to grid-based and diesel-based systems. Further, the fuel share of the system being 0.5% and greenhouse gas per energy being 0.06425 kg/KWh, validate the system as highly sustainable and eco-friendly. With the ability to fulfill load demands without interrupting supply, and reducing the emissions of greenhouse gases, the designed microgrid can provide sustainable energy solutions to any hill-tracts of Bangladesh.
Spatial analysis of groundwater quality data using geoR and mgcv R-package (I...Dasapta Erwin Irawan
Author:
Irawan, DE.1, Prabowo, K.1, and Akter, F.2, Vervoort, W.2
Affiliation:
1 Faculty of Earth Sciences and Technology, Bandung Institute of Technology, Institut Teknologi Bandung,
Jl. Ganesa No. 10, Bandung, 40132
2 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment, University of Sydney
Biomedical Building, Australian Technology Park, NSW 2015
a)Irawan, DE: d.erwin.irawan@gmail.com
Abstract:
Quantitative-spatial analysis has been applied to 295 samples of shallow groundwater quality data from Bandung-Soreang Groundwater Basin (BSGwB) taken in 1997, 1998, 2007, 2010, and 2011. This paper discuss the use of variogram using geoR and generalised additive model (GAM) using mgcv R-package to identify the spatial distribution and mixing process betwee groundwater and Cikapundung river water. The variograms show significant water quality trend in north-south direction, and in the direction to the Cikapundung River. From the GAM tests using gaussian and gamma family, some significant elements can be identified: (1) geological control from Fe, Mn, Na concentration; (2) agricultural control from NO2, NO3 concentration; and (3) other surficial control from EC, CO3, CO2, SO4 concentration. Both analysis suggest the close interaction between groundwater and river water and the occurrence of mixing between both.
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Climate consists of many components, for example, atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, and biosphere. All the components act under mechanisms that relate them in a highly nonlinear way, making the climate a complex system. This complexity is a challenge to study the climate and its implications at various spatiotemporal scales. However, the dependence of anthropogenic activities on the climate has encouraged its study in order, for example, to anticipate its periodic changes and, as far as possible, extreme events that may have adverse effects. As climate study is an intricate task, several approaches
have been used to unravel the underlying processes that dominate its behavior. Those approaches range from linear correlation analysis to complex machine learning-based knowledge discovery analysis. This last approach has become more relevant after the introduction of sophisticated climate simulation models and high-tech equipment (e.g., satellite) that allow a climate record of greater coverage (spatial and temporal) and that, together, have generated ubiquitous large databases. One of the knowledge discovery approaches based on this big data is based on climate networks. Nevertheless, causal reasoning methods have also been used recently to infer and characterize these networks, which
are called causal climate networks. Several studies have been carried out with climate networks; however, the recent introduction of causality methods makes the study of climate with causal climate networks an opportunity to explore and exploit them more widely. In addition, the particularities of the climate make it
necessary to understand specific operational issues that must be taken into account when applying networks. This thesis aims to propose new methodologies and applications of causal climate networks following as a common thread the characterization of physical phenomena that manifest
themselves at different spatial scales. For this, different case studies have been taken. They are the climate in South America and a large part of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, then, reducing the scale, the surrounding factors that influence the rainfall of Ecuador, and, finally, the selection of predictors for downscaling models in an Andean basin. Among the main results are the following three.
First, a methodology for evaluating global climate models based on what is called here as causal flows. Second, an approach that studies causal flows and helps trace influence paths in flow fields. Third, the presentation of evidence that shows the effectiveness of methods based on causality in selecting predictors for downscaling models. The thesis contributes to efforts to bridge the gap between the climate science and causal inference communities. This through the study and application of causal reasoning and taking advantage of the enormous amounts of climate data available today.
INFLUENCE OF A CIRCULAR EXIT WALL BOUNDARY ON THE AXISYMMETRIC JET FLOWfmtulab
In the frame of “engineering education” activities, the Laboratory of Fluid Mechanics and Turbomachinery (FMTULAB/ASPETE) is continuously targeting to create links between education and basic research activities in fluid mechanics/dynamics. This task is expected to attract and motivate young engineers and scientists to join the fluid dynamics sector, which significantly contributes to the improvement of efficiency of applications relating clean energy sources and air pollution control. For this purpose computational and experimental studies are combined mainly in fundamental topics, while innovative results are produced to improve the knowledge of additional effects rising from the adoption of alternative flow configurations.
Axisymmetric jet flow constitutes a subject of research from the origins of fluid dynamics; however it remains a subject of interest due to the new findings regarding the influence of flow and geometry conditions utilized in configurations that diverge from the theoretical “free-jet” case. Parameters under consideration include the type of the exit nozzle that can be smoothed contraction or long pipe, the dimensions of the room or channel used for jet’s evolution, and the range of the Reynolds number at which the jet emanates from nozzle exit. The influence of a flat plate placed on nozzle’s exit also, appears to be capable of altering typical jet’s features.
In the present study, the effect of a wall boundary produced by a circular disk of twice the jet diameter placed on the exit of the jet is investigated numerically. Mean and turbulent velocity statistics are compared to typical “free” jet profiles. Computational simulations are performed to predict the flow characteristics by incorporating several turbulence models, while supportive pressure measurements are used to evaluate the predictions within the initial region of jet’s development.
The most important benefit of solar energy is renewable and low pollutant source of energy (clean energy). Solar energy technology and research are developing fast and much of the technology needed for these applications in industry and agricultures is already available. Solar drying technology (SDT) is one of the most attractive and promising applications of solar energy technology. In this paper, the various performances of SDTs in Indonesia are summarized with details. Generally, the cabinet-type and tunnel-type SDTs are remarkably well suited to drying small quantities of vegetables and fruit on the household scale. Greenhouse and hybrid SDTs are suitable for use on a large scale by industries.
Dr A Srivani
Physics Doctorate
VVIT ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Teaching: Engineering Physics and Engineering Mechanics
Awards: Best Presentation, Best Young scientist and Best paper Award.
METHODOLOGY :
In our present study planning to develop a hybrid power generation model consists of Rain water power(hydro), Solar PV and Wind energy, the process of working and installation as below:
Rainwater harvesting is the accumulation and deposition of rainwater for reuse before it reaches the aquifer.
In this technique, we channel the water falling on roof tops of buildings and homes, and open spaces to a storage tank through a filter. Excess water is directed to a well or pit through which water seeps in earth to increase water table.
The generated power is converted and collected using power electronics and power systems devices respectively.
OBJECTIVES :
To install Solar PV technology in order to trap solar radiation for converting into electrical energy.
To install the wind turbine for converting wind energy into electrical energy to pump the water for hydro-plant.
Integrate the complete system composed of hydro, solar, wind energy
Assess the performance of the system.
Feasibility and sustainability analysis of a hybrid microgrid in BangladeshIJECEIAES
The demand for renewable sources-based micro-grid systems is increasing all over the world to address the United Nation’s (UN) sustainable development goal 7 (SDG7) “affordable and clean energy”. However, without proper viability analysis, these micro-grid systems might lead to economic losses to both customers and investors. Therefore, this paper aims to explore the feasibility and sustainability of a hybrid micro-grid system based on available renewable resources in remote hill tracts region of Bangladesh. Nine different scenarios are analyzed here, and a combination of solar, hydro, biogas, and diesel generator systems are found to be the best feasible solution in regard to the least cost of electricity and emission. The optimized result shows that with a renewable fraction of 0.995, the unit levelized cost of energy of the micro-grid system is $0.182 and it emits 54 and 117 times less CO2 compared to grid-based and diesel-based systems. Further, the fuel share of the system being 0.5% and greenhouse gas per energy being 0.06425 kg/KWh, validate the system as highly sustainable and eco-friendly. With the ability to fulfill load demands without interrupting supply, and reducing the emissions of greenhouse gases, the designed microgrid can provide sustainable energy solutions to any hill-tracts of Bangladesh.
Spatial analysis of groundwater quality data using geoR and mgcv R-package (I...Dasapta Erwin Irawan
Author:
Irawan, DE.1, Prabowo, K.1, and Akter, F.2, Vervoort, W.2
Affiliation:
1 Faculty of Earth Sciences and Technology, Bandung Institute of Technology, Institut Teknologi Bandung,
Jl. Ganesa No. 10, Bandung, 40132
2 Faculty of Agriculture and Environment, University of Sydney
Biomedical Building, Australian Technology Park, NSW 2015
a)Irawan, DE: d.erwin.irawan@gmail.com
Abstract:
Quantitative-spatial analysis has been applied to 295 samples of shallow groundwater quality data from Bandung-Soreang Groundwater Basin (BSGwB) taken in 1997, 1998, 2007, 2010, and 2011. This paper discuss the use of variogram using geoR and generalised additive model (GAM) using mgcv R-package to identify the spatial distribution and mixing process betwee groundwater and Cikapundung river water. The variograms show significant water quality trend in north-south direction, and in the direction to the Cikapundung River. From the GAM tests using gaussian and gamma family, some significant elements can be identified: (1) geological control from Fe, Mn, Na concentration; (2) agricultural control from NO2, NO3 concentration; and (3) other surficial control from EC, CO3, CO2, SO4 concentration. Both analysis suggest the close interaction between groundwater and river water and the occurrence of mixing between both.
Causality and climate networks approaches for evaluating climate models, trac...Angel Vázquez Patiño
Climate consists of many components, for example, atmosphere, hydrosphere, cryosphere, and biosphere. All the components act under mechanisms that relate them in a highly nonlinear way, making the climate a complex system. This complexity is a challenge to study the climate and its implications at various spatiotemporal scales. However, the dependence of anthropogenic activities on the climate has encouraged its study in order, for example, to anticipate its periodic changes and, as far as possible, extreme events that may have adverse effects. As climate study is an intricate task, several approaches
have been used to unravel the underlying processes that dominate its behavior. Those approaches range from linear correlation analysis to complex machine learning-based knowledge discovery analysis. This last approach has become more relevant after the introduction of sophisticated climate simulation models and high-tech equipment (e.g., satellite) that allow a climate record of greater coverage (spatial and temporal) and that, together, have generated ubiquitous large databases. One of the knowledge discovery approaches based on this big data is based on climate networks. Nevertheless, causal reasoning methods have also been used recently to infer and characterize these networks, which
are called causal climate networks. Several studies have been carried out with climate networks; however, the recent introduction of causality methods makes the study of climate with causal climate networks an opportunity to explore and exploit them more widely. In addition, the particularities of the climate make it
necessary to understand specific operational issues that must be taken into account when applying networks. This thesis aims to propose new methodologies and applications of causal climate networks following as a common thread the characterization of physical phenomena that manifest
themselves at different spatial scales. For this, different case studies have been taken. They are the climate in South America and a large part of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, then, reducing the scale, the surrounding factors that influence the rainfall of Ecuador, and, finally, the selection of predictors for downscaling models in an Andean basin. Among the main results are the following three.
First, a methodology for evaluating global climate models based on what is called here as causal flows. Second, an approach that studies causal flows and helps trace influence paths in flow fields. Third, the presentation of evidence that shows the effectiveness of methods based on causality in selecting predictors for downscaling models. The thesis contributes to efforts to bridge the gap between the climate science and causal inference communities. This through the study and application of causal reasoning and taking advantage of the enormous amounts of climate data available today.
INFLUENCE OF A CIRCULAR EXIT WALL BOUNDARY ON THE AXISYMMETRIC JET FLOWfmtulab
In the frame of “engineering education” activities, the Laboratory of Fluid Mechanics and Turbomachinery (FMTULAB/ASPETE) is continuously targeting to create links between education and basic research activities in fluid mechanics/dynamics. This task is expected to attract and motivate young engineers and scientists to join the fluid dynamics sector, which significantly contributes to the improvement of efficiency of applications relating clean energy sources and air pollution control. For this purpose computational and experimental studies are combined mainly in fundamental topics, while innovative results are produced to improve the knowledge of additional effects rising from the adoption of alternative flow configurations.
Axisymmetric jet flow constitutes a subject of research from the origins of fluid dynamics; however it remains a subject of interest due to the new findings regarding the influence of flow and geometry conditions utilized in configurations that diverge from the theoretical “free-jet” case. Parameters under consideration include the type of the exit nozzle that can be smoothed contraction or long pipe, the dimensions of the room or channel used for jet’s evolution, and the range of the Reynolds number at which the jet emanates from nozzle exit. The influence of a flat plate placed on nozzle’s exit also, appears to be capable of altering typical jet’s features.
In the present study, the effect of a wall boundary produced by a circular disk of twice the jet diameter placed on the exit of the jet is investigated numerically. Mean and turbulent velocity statistics are compared to typical “free” jet profiles. Computational simulations are performed to predict the flow characteristics by incorporating several turbulence models, while supportive pressure measurements are used to evaluate the predictions within the initial region of jet’s development.
The most important benefit of solar energy is renewable and low pollutant source of energy (clean energy). Solar energy technology and research are developing fast and much of the technology needed for these applications in industry and agricultures is already available. Solar drying technology (SDT) is one of the most attractive and promising applications of solar energy technology. In this paper, the various performances of SDTs in Indonesia are summarized with details. Generally, the cabinet-type and tunnel-type SDTs are remarkably well suited to drying small quantities of vegetables and fruit on the household scale. Greenhouse and hybrid SDTs are suitable for use on a large scale by industries.
Simulation of cell budding & binary fission:A preliminary study using molecu...Sparisoma Viridi
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June 3, 2024 Anti-Semitism Letter Sent to MIT President Kornbluth and MIT Cor...Levi Shapiro
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Floating Ball Dynamics for Harvesting Energy of Sinusoidal Water Wave
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Floating Ball Dynamics for
Harvesting Energy of
Sinusoidal Water Wave
Sparisoma Viridi*, Dwi Irwanto
Institut Teknologi Bandung, Jalan Ganesha 10, Bandung 40132, Indonesia
*dudung@fi.itb.ac.id, dirwanto@fi.itb.ac.id
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2. Outline
• Introduction
• Model
• Result s and discussion
• Summary
• Acknowledgments
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Introduction
4. Vibration energy harvester
• Ambient vibrations are in general random and
broadband
• Some sources, e.g. ocean waves and human
motion, are always provided
• There is difficulty in matching resonant
frequency of the device with frequency of
ambient vibrations
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Wei C, Jing X 2017 Renew. Sust. Energ. Rev. 74 1.
5. Piezoelectric-based system
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Untoro T, Viridi S, Suprijanto, Ekawati E 2017 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 877 012042.
7. Flexible EHD based on BCTZ-NW
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Jin CC, Liu XC, Liu CH, Wang Y, Hwang HL, Wang Q 2018 Mater. Design 144 55.
8. Flexible EHD .. BCTZ-NW (cont.)
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9. Broadband micro electrostatic EH
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Zhang Y, Wang T, Luo A, Hu Y, Li X, Wang F 2018 Appl. Energy 212 362.
10. .. micro electrostatic EH (cont.)
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11. Triboelectric nanogenerator
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Wu H, Shi Q, Wang F, Thean AV-Y, Lee C 2018 Small Method 2 1800078.
13. Hybrid generator: TENG + EMG
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Chen X, Guo H, Wu H, Chen H, Song Y, Su Z, Zhang H 2018 Nano Energy 49 51.
14. Hybrid ..: TENG + EMG (cont.)
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15. One-dimensional system
• As water surface oscillates (–) floating body in
the form of sphere (--) will also oscillate
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S Viridi, Nurhayati, J Sabaryati, "Dinamika Satu-Dimensi Butiran Berbentuk Bola yang Terapung
pada Permukaan Fluida“, Simposium Nasional Inovasi dan Pembelajaran Sains (SNIPS), 9-10 Juli
2018, Bandung, Indonesia.
16. One-dimensional system (cont.)
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-2.5E-2
-2.0E-2
-1.5E-2
-1.0E-2
-5.0E-3
0.0E+0
5.0E-3
1.0E-2
1.5E-2
2.0E-2
2.5E-2
0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20
z
t
Relaxation stage Oscillation stage
Floating body (–––)
Water surface (- - -)
17. Two-dimensional system
• If diameter of floating object Db is not too
small compared to water surface wavelength
λf then it can also move in horizontal direction
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S Viridi, Nurhayati, J Sabaryati, D Muliyati, "Dinamika Dua-Dimensi Butiran Berbentuk Bola yang
Terapung pada Permukaan Fluida yang Merambatkan Gelombang“, Seminar Nasional Fisika (SNF),
14 Juli 2018, Jakarta, Indonesia.
19. Influence of ρb/ρf and D
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2
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5
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0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1
Δx (m)
ρb/ρf
Viridi S, Idroes GM, Idroes R, Nurhayati, Sabaryati J, Muliyati D, Mauludin R, Fitriyah F 2018
International Conference on Fisheries, Aquatic, and Environmental Sciences (ICFAES), 26-27
September 2018, Banda Aceh, Indonesia.
20. Influence of ρb/ρf and D (cont.)
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5
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9
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0.02 0.04 0.06 0.08 0.1
Δx (m)
Db (m)
21. Influence of ρb/ρf and D (cont.)
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Model
23. Considered forces
• Gravitational force
• Buoyant force
• Drag force
with fB(z) and fD(z) is the dependence on the
vertical position of water surface z
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gDF bbG
ρπ 3
6
1
=
( )zfgDF BfbB
ρπ 3
6
1
−=
( ) ( )zfvvDF DfbfD
−−= πη3
24. Considered forces (cont.)
• The functions with fB(z) and fD(z) are due to
partially immersing in water of the floating
object
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25. Newton’s second law of motion
• Acceleration at time t can be found through
with mb is mass of the floating body
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( ) ( )[ ] ( )[ ] ( )[ ]{ }tvFtrFtrF
m
ta DAG
b
++=
1
26. Numerical integration: Euler
• Velocity v at time t + Δt is calculated using
• Position r at time t + Δt is calculated using
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( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ttatvdttatvttv
tt
t
∆+≈+=∆+ ∫
∆+
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) ttvtrdttvtrttr
t
∆+≈+=∆+ ∫
0
27. Obtained energy
• It depends on the type of energy harvesting
system (EHS), which is included fEHS
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( ) ( ) ( )[ ]tvtrftE
,EHS=
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Results and discussion
29. f = 0.5 Hz, λ = 1 m
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30. A= 5 cm, λ = 1 m
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31. f = 0.5 Hz, A = 5 cm
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32. Form of fEHS
• It must be digitized from data in reported
experimental results, where the wave is
assumed to be sinusoidal
• One of the example is the experiment using
spherical-shaped water based triboelectric
nanogenerator or SWTENG (Shi et al., 2017)
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Shi Q, Wang H, Wu H, Lee C 2017 Nano Energy 40 203.
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Summary
34. Summary
• Vibration properties of sinusoidal water wave,
e.g. frequency, wavelength, amplitude, and
also physical properties of spherical buoyant
object, e.g. size and mass density, determine
vibration motion of the object
• Type of energy harvester must consider object
vibration motion for efficient energy
harvesting
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Acknowledgments
36. Acknowledgments
• KK FNB in presenting this work
• FMIPA + LPPM ITB in arranging this event
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Editor's Notes
Read the title and mention all authors in brief, with affiliations is in the next slide
This is outline of our presentation
EHD: energy harvesting device, BCTZ: (Ba0.85Ca0.15)(Ti0.9Zr0.1)O3
This is one of our previous study
Trel = relaxation time, time for floating body to achieve its equilibrium in still water, before the water oscillatesTf = fuid (water) oscillation periode
Spherical object is dropped from some distance in still water, it relaxes to achieve equilibrium in about 10 s, and then water surface oscillates (dashed blue line), followed by the floating object (solid red line)
The study continues with two-dimensional system
Previous study shows that when D << λ the floating body can only moves in vertical direction (only oscillating in place)
As the water surface wate travels to the right (with arrow indicates travel direction of the wave), the floating body can also travel to the right (or left depends on the frequency and amplitude of the wave)
It is observed that with mass density about 0.8 g/cm3 floating object has the largest value of displacement and for mass density 1 it has no motion since it is the same as the water
It is observed that floating object with larger diameter wil have the larger displacement
Larger mass density is represented by darker colorAs water surface wave propagating to the right various size and density of floating object will segregate