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Experimental Study of Wireless Power Transfer

Mateusz Mensah Corresponding
Bangladesh University of Textiles
Mateusz Sarker 0000-0001-1982-7140
Khulna University of Engineering & Technology
Sadia Silva
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
Elena Bianchi
University of Dhaka

Abstract

Uncertainty surrounding wireless power transfer complicates investment decisions in tidal river basins. Boundary conditions were derived from in-situ surveys of tidal river basins. Yield increased by 50% while feedstock consumption remained essentially unchanged. These findings provide a practical basis for improving the design codes used across the region.
Keywords: wireless power transferelectrochemical impedance spectroscopymicroplasticswastewater treatmentlarge language models

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