Arun Prakash Jaganathan
Louisiana Tech University
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Energy Harvesting and Storage: Materials, Devices, and Applications VII | 2016
Abdullah Nammari; Seth Doughty; Dustin Savage; Leland Weiss; Arun Prakash Jaganathan; Hamzeh Bardaweel
In this work, development of a broadband nonlinear electromagnetic energy harvester is described. The energy harvester consists of a casing housing stationary magnets, a levitated magnet, oblique mechanical springs, and a coil. Magnetic and oblique springs introduce nonlinear behavior into the energy harvester. A mathematical model of the proposed device is developed and validated. The results show good agreement between model and experiment. The significance of adding oblique mechanical springs to the energy harvester design is investigated using the model simulation. The results from the model suggest that adding oblique springs to the energy harvester will improve the performance and increase the frequency bandwidth and amplitude response of the energy harvester.
Pipelines 2015American Society of Civil Engineers | 2015
Arun Prakash Jaganathan; Tom Yestrebsky; Tony Winiewicz; Erez N. Allouche; Neven Simicevic
Advanced condition assessment technologies for buried municipal pipeline applications have been gaining significant attention in recent years. This paper presents a case study from the recently completed pipeline condition assessment project employing Ultra Wideband (UWB) radar system integrated with closed circuit television (CCTV) camera. Recently, a storm drain was rehabilitated using the trenchless slip lining technique. Following rehabilitation, a non-destructive testing (NDT) based quality assurance/quality control (QA/QC) analysis was performed to evaluate the quality of rehabilitation. Prior to the field test, laboratory based feasibility study was conducted using pipe specimen with artificially created defects. Results from both laboratory and field evaluations are presented in this paper. The results indicated the possibility of employing UWB radar as a tool for detecting quality control issues in the trenchless slip lining projects including grout blockage within the annular space, uniformity of grout thickness and proper alignment of liner pipe.
Archive | 2008
Erez N. Allouche; Arun Prakash Jaganathan; Neven Simicevic
Canadian Geotechnical Journal | 2008
Arun Prakash Jaganathan; Erez N. Allouche
Archive | 2013
Erez N. Allouche; Arun Prakash Jaganathan
Tunnelling and Underground Space Technology | 2010
Arun Prakash Jaganathan; Erez N. Allouche; Neven Simicevic
Microsystem Technologies-micro-and Nanosystems-information Storage and Processing Systems | 2017
Abdullah Nammari; Seth Doughty; Dustin Savage; Leland Weiss; Arun Prakash Jaganathan; Hamzeh Bardaweel
Archive | 2012
Arun Prakash Jaganathan; Erez N. Allouche
Archive | 2009
Erez N. Allouche; Arun Prakash Jaganathan; Neven Simicevic
Archive | 2011
Neven Simicevic; Arun Prakash Jaganathan; James L. Montgomery; Jay Harold Olson