Influence of electrical resistance in a prototype for energy generation in road pavements using piezoelectricity
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https://doi.org/10.58922/transportes.v32i2.2881Keywords:
PZT, Mistura asfáltica, SustentabilidadeAbstract
The production of electrical energy from piezoelectric elements in pavement has been the object of study of national and international research. However, one of the impasses is the equivalence of the internal and external electrical resistances of the prototype. The objective of this paper was to analyze the influence of the variation of the external resistances in a prototype of energy generation. For this, 5 loads and 3 different frequencies were applied to simulate traffic, and 5 values of electrical resistance. As results, it was observed that for higher frequencies there was an increase of up to 90% in the electrical output when comparing the lower electrical resistances with the higher ones. In addition, the introduction of the inductor and the resistance box in the circuit can contribute to the efficiency of the prototype when applied in the road area.
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