DESIGN AND FABRICATION OF CONTACTLESS ENERGY GENERATION BY FLYWHEEL

Authors

  • Piyush A. Walunj Student,BE Mechanical Engg, ICEM, Pune,INDIA
  • Dinesh R Kadam Student,BE Mechanical Engg, ICEM, Pune,INDIA
  • Mayur C. Sonawane Student,BE Mechanical Engg, ICEM, Pune,INDIA

Keywords:

flywheel, kinetic energy,, friction, battery charging unit

Abstract

The production and use of energy are vital to the economies of all countries and it is needed for many activities such as lighting and phone charging and driving the bike and lot of other stuff, Energy is usually produced by non-renewable sources such as petrol, Kerosene and nuclear whichunfortunately create pollution. This idea that could generates electricity without any friction with flywheel car or commercial Tyre are known to be richest source of kinetic energy , so we are converting directly kinetic energy to electrical energy for generating electricity, which can generate upto 230 volt energy. A flywheel is an electrical approach to energy storage to store electricity a motor is used to convert the electrical energy from an external source into rotational energy of flywheel .using the motor as a generator and extracting energy retrieve the stored energy and slows the flywheel. A complete arrangement consist of flywheel, bike tyre ,free wheel chain sprocket, motor engine as input power for tyre rotation ,battery charging unit.

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Published

2021-03-27

Issue

2018: i – MESCON 18

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