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The Role of Vibration Monitoring in Alternative Energy
On April 10, 2025 in All, Energy Harvesting, General, Sensors by TE Connectivity
TE Connectivity
TE Connectivity's IoT Wireless Vibration Sensors detect mechanical issues in wind and hydropower plants early. Learn how they enable real-time monitoring, reduce downtime, and cut maintenance costs with wireless integration, long battery life, and durable, industry-ready designs.
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Tagged With: bluetooth, downtime reduction, energy efficiency, gearbox failure, hydropower, industrial sensors, iot sensors, lorawan, machine health monitoring, predictive maintenance, pump cavitation, remote monitoring, renewable energy maintenance, wind energy, wireless vibration monitoring
New Tech Tuesdays: DC Microgrids Offer a Smarter, More Efficient Energy Solution
On December 24, 2024 in All, Circuit Protection, Energy Harvesting, General, Industrial, IoT, Low Power, New Tech Tuesdays, Power, Sensors by Rudy Ramos
Rudy Ramos
DC microgrids, despite their niche nature, can integrate with renewable energies for efficient power and storage solutions, potentially leading to a greener, more efficient distributed energy source for the modern world.
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Tagged With: battery storage, DC microgrids, decentralized energy, direct current, energy efficiency, energy storage, green energy, infrastructure, off-grid systems, renewable energy, smart grids, solar energy, wind energy
Big Changes Are in the Wind
On April 20, 2016 in All by David Fambrough
David Fambrough
Not sure of where you live, but in Texas, the wind can be a real force of nature. No, I’m not talking about the times when tornadoes spring out of the clouds, or the occasions when hurricanes decide to visit our southern coastline. I’m talking about this persistent, blustery breeze that sweeps in from the open prairies or up from the Texas Hill Country. And if you’re an avid cyclist like myself, you’re often faced with trying to convert a strong, pushy headwind into a much-appreciated tailwind. (These are the times cyclist envision ourselves as Wild Pecos Bill for however long the wind decides to carry us or simply nudge us along.)
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Tagged With: wind energy

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