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Influence of the pivot location on the thrust and propulsive efficiency performance of a two-dimensional flapping elliptic airfoil in a forward flight

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By Kim Lua
| AIP Publishing
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Vortex-induced vibration wind energy harvesting by piezoelectric MEMS device in formation

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By Yi Qi, Guangya Zhou, Kim Lua, Yin Jen Lee
| Nature Verified
Abstract A silicon chip integrated microelectromechanical (MEMS) wind energy harvester, based on the vortex-induced vibration (VIV) concept, has been designed, fabricated, and tested as a proof-of-concept demonstration. The harvester comprises of a cylindrical oscillator attached to a piezoelectric MEMS device. Wind tunnel experiments are conducted to measure the power output of the energy harvester.
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Make cycling safer in China-by design

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By Kim Lua, Li Wei
| Eco-Business Verified
The renaissance of bike-riding is a welcome development, so let’s improve conditions for the users. Orange, yellow, blue, green, rainbow… bike lanes in Chinese cities are quite colourful these days. Thanks to the new bike-sharing business, one of the greenest and healthiest ways to travel—cycling—is experiencing a surprising renaissance in China. The new bike-sharing companies, such as Mobike and ofo, have placed more than 16 million shared bikes in at least 150 cities.
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Make Cycling Safer in China - By Design

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By Wei Li, Kim Lua
| The City Fix Verified
The renaissance of bike-riding is a welcome development, so let’s improve conditions for the users Orange, yellow, blue, green, rainbow … bike lanes in Chinese cities are quite colorful these days. Thanks to the new bike-sharing business, one of the greenest and healthiest ways to travel – cycling – is experiencing a surprising renaissance in China. The new bike-sharing companies, such as Mobike and ofo, have placed more than 16 million shared bikes in at least 150 cities.
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