Sangalang, Melvin John S.

Research Topic: Sound into Energy

Research Title: Resonance to Resources: Converting Sound into Energy

Introduction

Sound is a mechanical kind of energy that moves as a wave, which is an oscillation of

pressure. The sound pressure can be transformed into electric energy or another type of energy. It

is persistent and frequently disregarded component of our surroundings that affects all aspects of

our existence. Whether it's a quiet whisper of the wind or the noise of city life, sound is all

around us. According to Hao Sha et al (2020) Sound into Energy, an emerging field, offers a

viable option for sustainable energy generation. Sound energy harvesting has the ability to

transform sound, a vibration-induced energy movement, into useful energy. One increasing

interest in creating innovative methods for absorbing, converting and storing sound into usable

energy. Additionally, Tara energy study in 2023 researchers have devised a method to store

sound energy until it is needed, converting it to electrical energy only on demand. The approach,

known as coherent virtual absorption, basically interrupts the way sound waves normally interact

with materials, allowing energy to be retained rather than lost or turned into electrical energy

before it is needed. Sound is transmitted as a longitudinal wave in the liquid and gas states,

whereas it can be transmitted as both a longitudinal wave and a transverse wave in the solid state.

Turning noise into electricity includes lessening its harmful effects on people as well as

lowering our reliance on limited energy sources. Various techniques have been employed to
convert sound into energy, such as triboelectric, electrostatic and electromagnetic mechanisms.

These methods utilize the vibration of devices when energy flows through them, to how a regular

speaker produces sound. When energy is passed through the device, it vibrates in order to

produce sound, much like a standard speaker. When energy is sent through the device, it vibrates

to produce It takes sound and transforms it to electricity. The device can be useful in extremely

polluted places.

Researchers will develop a device that will be able to efficiently convert noise into

electricity and help reduce environmental risks. Also, it will be able to store energy, making it

more efficient and providing the user with much better, more efficient and available energy for

the future. use. The machine picks up ambient noise, which serves as an input energy source.

Transducers made of piezoelectric materials are used to convert mechanical strain from sound

waves into electrical energy. These materials function as converters, converting captured sound

energy into useful electricity. The device absorbs and converts noise pollution into electricity.

The converted energy is saved for future use, ensuring that it is used efficiently.

Integrates essential hardware and software components necessary for device functioning

and efficiency. This connection enables seamless sound energy processing and conversion. The

testing is controlled for designated and specific areas for noise harvesting. Noise samples are

rigorously analyzed, with an emphasis on the piezoelectric material's efficiency in energy

conversion. The gathered noise is sent through a microphone built into the sound to energy

device.The piezoelectric material converts sound energy into electrical energy, which is then

generated into usable electricity. The efficiency of the conversion process using data collected is

analyzed. Improves energy conversion rates by optimizing device settings and piezoelectric
material qualities. The device is refined and developed further based on the studied data. The

output produces a completely working sound to energy converter.

The primary aim of this study is to develop a machine that can convert noise into energy

and store it for use. Additionally it seeks to assess the efficiency and effectiveness of methods for

harnessing energy. By exploring the potential of sound as a resource this research aims to

promote environmentally friendly energy practices and drive technological advancements. Along

the way it will contribute to uncovering sources of energy and providing insights into the

integration of renewable energy.

The ability to harness energy sources has the potential to create environmentally friendly

solutions. By exploring ways to convert waves into usable energy we can pave the way for

innovative technologies. This technology holds promise for applications, such as capturing

ambient noise in areas and providing power to remote locations with limited access to traditional

energy sources. Furthermore advancements in sound to energy conversion have the capacity to

significantly reduce our dependence on fuels, mitigate damage and address global energy

challenges.

This study is also developed to benefit from noise pollution and improve the study of Hao

Sha et al. in 2020. This enables the recycling of noise pollution for beneficial purposes that most

of us do not fully take advantage of.