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Volume 18: Issue 1
Renewable energy generation using electromechanical speed bump
Authors:
Rasha Qasim HumadiMinistry of Education, Gifted Guardianship Committee, Baghdad, Iraq

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Batool Ali MajeedMinistry of Education, Iraqi Gifted School, Baghdad, Iraq

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Pages:
144–148
Online Publication Date:
13 Jan 2023
Publication Date:
07 Mar 2023
Article Category:
Research Article
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1556/606.2022.00712
Keywords:
speed bump; renewable energy; clean energy; electromechanical generator
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Abstract

The design of pollution-free energy recovery systems has become an important goal by researchers as renewable energy is an alternative to traditional energy that depends on fossil fuels. In this work, a multifunctional electromechanical speed bump was invented to be used on the streets to generate clean, sustainable energy by utilizing and investing the kinetic energy of vehicles passing on the roads. The current model was designed to perform three functions simultaneously.

To measure the performance of the innovative speed bump system, a (simplified) prototype was made that simulates the work of the multifunctional bump. The results showed that the proposed initial speed bump model is a promising technology that can be applied as a clean, renewable energy source that can be easily applied in crowded streets.

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