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Title
An Innovative Energy Harvesting Shock Absorber System for Motorbikes
Author
Izquierdo Ortiz de Landaluce, Mikel ccMondragon Unibertsitatea
Ulacia, Ibai ccMondragon Unibertsitatea
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González, Alejandro
Olazagoitia, José Luis
Viñolas, Jorge
Research Group
Diseño y mecánica estructural
Published Date
2022
Publisher
IEEE
Abstract
This article presents an innovative energy recovery shock absorber system for motorcycles. The shock absorber is named synchronous pulley - energy harvesting shock absorber (SP-EHSA). The SP-EHSA is t ... [+]
This article presents an innovative energy recovery shock absorber system for motorcycles. The shock absorber is named synchronous pulley - energy harvesting shock absorber (SP-EHSA). The SP-EHSA is the first system specifically designed to maximize the energy recovery of motorcycles without compromising their dynamic behavior. Throughout the article, the theoretical design, computer modeling, optimization, design, and testing of the system are presented. The article results in a validated computer model of the SP-EHSA shock absorber. The validation is done by manufacturing and testing a physical prototype on a test bench. A study of the energy recovery potential for different road profiles at speeds between 20 and 100 km/h was carried out, obtaining in a typical type B road at 60 km/h an estimated 19.68 W average power. Finally, the effect of energy management (i.e., battery's state of charge) on the dynamic behavior of the vehicle is analyzed. [-]
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11984/5576
Publisher’s version
https://doi.org/10.1109/TMECH.2021.3109383
ISSN
1083-4435
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IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics  . Early Access, 2022
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Postprint – Accepted Manuscript
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