WIND OPERATED TRAVELING CHARGER

Authors

  • SHIVRAJ BIRAJDAR Student, Department of Mechanical Engineering, A.G.Patil Institute of Technology
  • OMKAR KABBUR Student, Department of Mechanical Engineering, A.G.Patil Institute of Technology
  • SHITAL POTDAR Student, Department of Mechanical Engineering, A.G.Patil Institute of Technology,

Keywords:

Wind energy,, traveling charger,, enewable sourceof energy.

Abstract

This workis mainly based on the concept of wind mill to generate DC voltage/electricity and this generated power can be used for various purposes. By using this concept,we develop wind operated traveling charger. Smart phones are mostly used during traveling for various purposes like internet browsing/ entertainment/social media. Mostly charging facility is not available during traveling.As Wind is adequate source of energy which is available at free of cost. The use of high velocity air flow through turbine for mechanically power generation.When fan rotates by application of wind, wind energy is converted into mechanical energy and this mechanical energy is converted into electrical energy by using DC generator. This generated power suppliedto IC 7805 which regulates and gives constant output of 5v. Generally,every ordinary mobile require 5v input supply to charge its battery. Female USB port is used as end effector, by using data cable we can connect it to our mobile and its battery.

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Published

2021-03-27

Issue

2018: NITET

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Articles

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