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• W2972771548 abstract "Abstract Flapping wing devices represent a new type of renewable energy extraction technology that has the advantageous characteristics of simple structure, strong adaptability to surroundings, and little impact on the environment. This study numerically investigates the effects of vertical and elliptical airfoil trajectories on the power extraction efficiency of a flapping airfoil device using a transient numerical method based on the overset grid technique. The results are employed to propose a novel reversed-D airfoil trajectory that represents a composite of an elliptical trajectory in the first half of the motion cycle and a standard vertical trajectory in the second half of the motion cycle. The results show that for the elliptical trajectory, when the length of the half-axis in the vertical direction is fixed, the total power harvesting efficiency decreases with the increase of the horizontal half-axis length. In a certain frequency range, the decreased orders of the power extraction ability of the flapping wing are the upstream half-cycle elliptical trajectory, the vertical linear and the downstream half-cycle elliptical trajectory. Based on this understanding, we propose a new type of reversed-D motion trajectory. The power extraction efficiency of flapping wing devices operating in the reversed-D trajectory are investigated using both single and double airfoil designs. The results show that the power extraction efficiency of the single airfoil design moving along the reversed-D trajectory is greater than that obtained for the single airfoil moving along the standard vertical reciprocating trajectory within a specific range of frequency, and the increase is due mainly to an increase in the heave force. The power extraction efficiency of each airfoil in the double airfoil model moving along the reversed-D trajectory is less than that of a single airfoil moving along the vertical trajectory. However, the overall average power extraction efficiency is greater than that of a single airfoil moving along the vertical trajectory, and this increased efficiency is obtained over a larger frequency range than that of a single airfoil moving along the reversed-D trajectory. In addition, the increased efficiency of the double airfoil model is greater in the low frequency region. The proposed reversed-D trajectory facilitates the flexible arrangement of multiple airfoils in a flapping wing design. As such, the proposed reversed-D trajectory provides a promising new methodology for designing flapping wing devices with high power extraction efficiencies." @default.
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• W2972771548 date "2019-12-01" @default.
• W2972771548 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W2972771548 title "New type of motion trajectory for increasing the power extraction efficiency of flapping wing devices" @default.
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