Improving Road Safety of Bicycles through Vibration Based Energy Generation

The world is currently prioritizing sustainable energy concepts, recognizing the significance of electric power in modern living and technological advancement. Amidst a recent fuel crisis in Sri Lanka, bicycles have gained popularity as transportation vehicles and globally renowned sporting equipment, contributing significantly to eco-friendly mobility in urban and suburban areas. In this research context, it focuses on harnessing piezoelectric energy from bicycle vibrations to enhance eco-friendly mobility and bicycle safety in Sri Lanka. It addresses as a solution to environmental concerns related to disposable batteries, promoting the use of rechargeable batteries, and offering a sustainable alternative to traditional bicycle lighting systems.

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Engineer Journal of the Institution of Engineers Sri Lanka
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2025-03-06
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https://doi.org/10.4038/engineer.v58i1.7675
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Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies
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Improving Road Safety of Bicycles through Vibration Based Energy Generation

Gayashika Fernando, T. M. D. Nimali Tennekoon
Engineer Journal of the Institution of Engineers Sri Lanka
Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies
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Improving Road Safety of Bicycles through Vibration Based Energy Generation

Gayashika Fernando, T. M. D. Nimali Tennekoon
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Abstract

The world is currently prioritizing sustainable energy concepts, recognizing the significance of electric power in modern living and technological advancement. Amidst a recent fuel crisis in Sri Lanka, bicycles have gained popularity as transportation vehicles and globally renowned sporting equipment, contributing significantly to eco-friendly mobility in urban and suburban areas. In this research context, it focuses on harnessing piezoelectric energy from bicycle vibrations to enhance eco-friendly mobility and bicycle safety in Sri Lanka. It addresses as a solution to environmental concerns related to disposable batteries, promoting the use of rechargeable batteries, and offering a sustainable alternative to traditional bicycle lighting systems.

Engineer Journal of the Institution of Engineers Sri LankaVol. 58(1)
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Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies
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