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  • Investigation and Prototype Development of a Self-powered Bridge Structural Health and/or Traffic Monitoring Sensor Using Magnetic Shape Memory Alloys

Investigation and Prototype Development of a Self-powered Bridge Structural Health and/or Traffic Monitoring Sensor Using Magnetic Shape Memory Alloys

Posted by nbl42 on June 30, 2015

Sponsor: Northern Arizona University

PI: Edward J. Smaglik

Project Start|End Date: 2014 | 2015

In this project, researchers investigated the feasibility of using power harvesting technology in a vehicle counting sensor with the overall goal of developing a sustainable traffic sensor.  The team performed laboratory tests to maximize the output of a power harvesting technology such that it would be able to power a device in situ.  A prototype was built and installed in a local street with the end result somewhat successful; the device didn’t count due to a software malfunction, but it did generate power.

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