Aleena Hussain 13-EE-84 Maqsood Ahmad Shah 13-EE-105 Supervisor: Engr.Nouman Qamar
Department of Electrical Engineering
Problem Statement
To overcome increasing energy crisis, new renewable
energy generation means and new methods to generate electricity from daily human activities are needed such as by common speed breakers.
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Aims & Objectives Aims Optimized mechanical design Efficient Electromechanical model Cost Reduction Objectives Reduction of frictional losses, wear and tear of mechanical parts Designing an electromechanical system that generates, processes and uses energy effectively
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Literature Review An engineering approach to generate electricity 4 Different mechanisms South African Villages lighted up IIT’s, Guwahati pilot Project in India Peter Hughes design
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Literature Review Priyanshi Vishnoi and Pradip Agrawal,” Power Generation by Kinetic Energy of Speed Breaker”, MIT International Journal of Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering. Miss. Shraddha Deshpande, Miss. Bhagyashri Kulkarni and Prof. Aashish Joshi,” Electricity Generation Using Speed Breaker”, International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Methodology of Research
Rack and Pinion Mechanism:
1) Conversion of linear motion into rotatory motion
2) Conversion of rotational energy(Mechanical Energy)
into electrical energy
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Methodology of Research Block Diagram
Block Diagram of Rack and
Pinion mechanism
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Methodology of Research Equipment Required Ramp Rack and Pinion Gears Ball Bearings Spur Gears Fly wheel Springs Alternator Rectifier and Filter circuit Charge control Circuit Battery Department of Electrical Engineering Design:
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Methodology of Research Expected Results Generation of 11 to 29 volts 4 to 17 Watts of Electrical energy Generation For upto 65 kg of load of vehicle
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Utilization of Research Results Can be used at toll booths, approaching traffic signals, highways where vehicles move 24 x 7 etc. Can be used to supply electric power to a small village, and even fed to the grid. The same principle of energy conversion can be used to generate power from footsteps, exercise machines etc.
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Progress Change of Project Mechanism, from Crank shaft to Rack and Pinion Mechanism Analysis of feasibility of hardware Required Cost analysis through market survey
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Future Tasks Purchase of hardware required for the FYP execution Implementation of Project Finalization of Results FYP thesis write-up
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Work Schedule Purchase of hardware 2 weeks Implementation 4 weeks Finalization of Results 2 weeks