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Inertial effects on the mechanical efficiency of a semi-passive oscillating hydrofoil energy harvester
Oscillating-foil-based energy harvesters have demonstrated strong potential for low-speed hydrokinetic energy extraction; however, the actuator-level mechanical energy balance associated with prescribed pitching motion remains poorly understood. The present work experimentally characterizes how foil
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