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Multi-Station Power Generation through Savonius Turbine Structure

Amit Jain

Abstract


According to latest scenario about the water problem also day to day increased requirement power taken into consideration here decided to fabricate such kind system that, this system can able to work on non-conventional energy source. According to geographical structures taken into vision, at every place there is availability of Non-conventional energy source with different proportion so here we have decided to create such a system which can be placed anywhere and can be able to operate at any proportion of non-conventional energy source.
This system is able to generate output more than 20 watts over a single generator.Ultimately, this system uses 8 different generators so that, this system can generate maximum output and it depends on RPM of turbine. The manufacturing of system is such a way that,with the minimum rotation of Turbine, the generator can rotate with maximum RPM. This can be possible with the use of gear box arrangement and related assembly. This complete
system is hybrid system that means it can be used to operate on any kind of energy source,
i.e, wind velocity and Water force.

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