Towards RF Energy Harvesting
Zainab Rossi
Corresponding
Tsinghua University
Ji-woo Islam
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia
Abstract
Despite considerable progress, the behaviour of RF energy harvesting in municipal solid waste sites remains poorly understood under combined loading and ageing effects. Statistical testing based on accelerated life testing was employed to establish the significance of the observed trends. The method identified 6 dominant factors governing RF energy harvesting. The findings have direct relevance for sustainability targets in rapidly urbanizing regions.
Keywords:
RF energy harvestingaccelerated life testingstructural health monitoringco2 sequestrationflood forecasting
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