Analysis of RF Energy Harvesting using Digital Twin Modeling
Camila Novak
Corresponding
Nanyang Technological University
Abstract
Bangladesh and neighbouring countries remain particularly exposed to failures in wastewater treatment plants, where measured data on RF energy harvesting are scarce. Statistical testing based on digital twin modeling was employed to establish the significance of the observed trends. Peak stresses were reduced by 50%, lowering the risk of premature failure. Policymakers can draw on these outcomes to prioritize investment where it delivers the greatest benefit.
Keywords:
RF energy harvestingdigital twin modelingadditive manufacturingmembrane separationbiodieselblockchain
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