Hybrid Vortex Piezoelectric Bladeless Wind and Solar Power Generation

This project investigates an innovative hybrid system for electrical power generation, combining bladeless wind turbine technology with piezoelectric materials and solar power. The bladeless wind turbine harnesses vibrations and oscillations, rather than traditional rotational motion, to generate electricity through integrated piezoelectric components. This method eliminates the need for wind input power, making it highly adaptable to low-wind environments. The system further incorporates solar panels, which store energy in batteries, ensuring a consistent and reliable power supply regardless of weather conditions. The integration of these two renewable energy sources piezoelectricity and solar power creates a robust, non- conventional energy generation system. This hybrid approach not only maximizes energy capture but also enhances overall efficiency by leveraging both wind and solar resources. The primary goal of this project is to advance the sustainability, economic viability, and environmental benefits of non- conventional energy solutions. By utilizing cutting-edge technologies, the system aims to reduce dependence on traditional energy sources, minimize environmental impact, and contribute to the global transition toward renewable energy.

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International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
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2025-04-26
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https://doi.org/10.22214/ijraset.2025.69288
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Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies
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Hybrid Vortex Piezoelectric Bladeless Wind and Solar Power Generation

Sanket Gauri
International Journal for Research in Applied Science and Engineering Technology
Innovative Energy Harvesting Technologies
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Hybrid Vortex Piezoelectric Bladeless Wind and Solar Power Generation

Sanket Gauri
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Abstract

This project investigates an innovative hybrid system for electrical power generation, combining bladeless wind turbine technology with piezoelectric materials and solar power. The bladeless wind turbine harnesses vibrations and oscillations, rather than traditional rotational motion, to generate electricity through integrated piezoelectric components. This method eliminates the need for wind input power, making it highly adaptable to low-wind environments. The system further incorporates solar panels, which store energy in batteries, ensuring a consistent and reliable power supply regardless of weather conditions. The integration of these two renewable energy sources piezoelectricity and solar power creates a robust, non- conventional energy generation system. This hybrid approach not only maximizes energy capture but also enhances overall efficiency by leveraging both wind and solar resources. The primary goal of this project is to advance the sustainability, economic viability, and environmental benefits of non- conventional energy solutions. By utilizing cutting-edge technologies, the system aims to reduce dependence on traditional energy sources, minimize environmental impact, and contribute to the global transition toward renewable energy.

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