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人类产生了大量的塑料和电子垃圾,污染了我们的环境,尤其是水源,并造成了致命的困难。此外,化石燃料使用量的增加也对生态系统造成了严重破坏。为了解决这些问题,我们介绍了一种由电子垃圾和回收塑料制成的简单、低成本、环保的三电纳米发电机(TENG),并添加了纳米材料,以利用生物机械能提高发电量。本研究通过一步水热技术合成碳点(CD)纳米材料,并通过紫外可见光谱对碳点纳米材料进行表征。所提出的基于碳点-石墨纳米复合材料的 TENGs(CGC-TENGs)是通过重复利用干电池(电子废料)获得石墨、塑料瓶获得塑料以及合成的 CD 而制成的。CGC-TENGs 采用简单、低成本和环保的内部快速批量制造印刷电动流体力学(EHD)电喷雾工艺,该工艺使用的溶剂较少,不需要专业设备或知识。比较制造 TENG 器件的结果,在相似的制造参数下,使用 CD 产生高电压(127.31 V)/电流(107.12 μA),而不使用 CD 产生低电压(95.23 V)/电流(104.12 μA),器件的尺寸为 4.5 cm × 7 cm,施加的力为 15 N。在开路电压为 171.30 V、短路电流为 111.39 μA、最大输出功率密度为 53.08 μW/cm2 的条件下,对 CGC-TENG (δ) 的最大输出性能进行了深入研究。CGC-TENG (δ) 用于为电子葡萄糖监测设备和 23 个蓝色发光二极管(LED)供电,以展示其实际应用。我们提出的方法通过重新利用塑料废料和技术废料来生产可再生能源,为我们实现创建绿色地球的目标提供了一条切实可行的可持续发展之路。
Fabrication of low-cost and environmental-friendly EHD printable thin film nanocomposite triboelectric nanogenerator using household recyclable materials
Humans generate massive amounts of plastic and electronic waste, which pollute our environment, particularly our water supplies, and cause fatal difficulties. In addition, the increased use of fossil fuels is wreaking havoc on the ecosystem. In order to solve these issues, we describe a simple, low-cost, and environmentally-friendly triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) made of electronic waste and recycled plastic, and we add nanomaterial to improve power generation using biomechanical energy. The present investigation involves synthesizing carbon dots (CDs) nano-material through a single-step hydrothermal technique and CDs nano-material characterized via UV.Vis Spectroscopy. The proposed carbon dot-graphite nano composite-based TENGs (CGC-TENGs) are created by reusing dry cells (electronic waste) to obtain graphite, plastic bottles to obtain plastic, and synthesized CDs. CGC-TENGs manufactures a simple, low-cost, and environmentally friendly In-house quick and bulk fabrication printed electro hydrodynamics (EHD) electrospray process that uses less solvent and does not require specialist equipment or knowledge. Comparing fabricate TENG device results, in which CDs used produced high voltage (127.31 V)/current (107.12 μA), while not using CDs produced low voltage (95.23 V)/current (104.12 μA) at similar fabrication parameters, the size of the devices are 4.5 cm × 7 cm, and 15 N force applied. The CGC-TENG (δ) has maximum output performance and is thoroughly investigated using an open-circuit voltage of 171.30 V, a short circuit current of 111.39 μA, and a maximum output power density of 53.08 μW/cm2. CGC-TENG (δ) was used to power an electronic glucose monitoring device, and twenty-three blue light-emitting diodes (LEDs) to demonstrate its practical applications. The approach we propose produces renewable energy sources by reutilizing plastic waste and technological waste, providing a practical and sustainable path toward our goal of creating a green planet.