Paweł Ligęza

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Strata Mechanics Research Institute

Poland

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Paweł Ligęza is a Professor and Head at the Strata Mechanics Research Institute in Poland. His research focuses on various aspects of energy harvesting, including techniques for measuring airflow velocity and the development of innovative measurement devices. His recent publications explore topics such as wind energy analysis, unconventional energy sources, and dynamic error correction methods in anemometers.

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Instytut Mechaniki Gorotworu PAN

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Tachometric Cup Anemometer with Wind Direction Indicator and Fibre-Optic Signal Transmission

Development Trends of Air Flow Velocity Measurement Methods and Devices in Renewable Energy

On Search for Unconventional Energy Sources for Harvesting

Essential Assessment of Last‐Decade Progress in Road Energy Harvesting Systems

Electromagnetic Energy Harvester Using Pulsating Airflows—Reeds Waving in the Wind

Reconstructing the trajectory of the object's motion on the basis of measuring the components of its velocity

A Hot-Wire Anemometer with Automatically Adjusted Dynamic Properties for Wind Energy Spectrum Analysis

Dynamic Error Correction Method in Tachometric Anemometers for Measurements of Wind Energy

Method of testing fast-changing and pulsating flows by means of a hot-wire anemometer with simultaneous measurement of voltage and current of the sensor

Basic, Advanced, and Sophisticated Approaches to the Current and Forecast Challenges of Wind Energy

Constant-Temperature Anemometer Bandwidth Shape Determination for Energy Spectrum Study of Turbulent Flows

Reduction of electromagnetic interferences in measurements of fast-changing air velocity fluctuations by means of hot-wire anemometer

Methods for dynamic behavior improvement of tachometric and thermal anemometers by active control

Modification of Hot-Wire Anemometers Frequency Bandwidth Measurement Method

Static and dynamic parameters of hot-wire sensors in a wide range of filament diameters as a criterion for optimal sensor selection in measurement process

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Piotr Ostrogórski

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