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GENERATOR
By
BENJAMIN WACHE MUALLAH (15/39495U/2)
JOHN JOSEPH (15/39236U/2)
KANISKU PATRICK MOHAMMED (15/39365U/2)
A PROJECT PROPOSAL SUBMITTED TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
MECHANICAL/PRODUCTION ENGINEERING, FACULY OF
ENGINEERING AND ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY, ABUBAKAR
TAFAWA BALEWA UNIVERSITY, BAUCHI.
IN PARTIAL FULFILMENT OF THE REQUIREMENT FOR THE AWARD
OF B.ENG IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
MARCH, 2021
INTRODUCTION
PROBLEM STATEMNET
AIM AND OBJECTIVES
SCOPE OF THE STUDY
METHODOLUGY
EXPECTED RESULTS
CONCLUTION
CONTENT OF PRESENTATION
INTRODUTION
Energy has been in great demand for human development in years and has remained
a source of primary and secondary requirement for advanced development.
Moving water is a powerful source of energy that is harnessed to provide clean, fast,
and flexible electricity generation. Hydropower is currently the largest source of
renewable electricity worldwide and represents a reliable and domestic resource
that can power millions of Nigerian homes and businesses. Hydroelectric energy
has been used in the United States since the 1880s and currently produces 6%–7%
of the nation’s total electricity.1 DOE estimates that the United States possesses
significant additional hydroelectric generating capacity at existing dams and
manmade waterways, and at new, undeveloped low-impact sites.
The Water Power Program helps industry harness this renewable, emissions-free
resource to generate environmentally sustainable and cost-effective electricity.
Through support for public, private, and nonprofit efforts, the Water Power Program
promotes the development, demonstration, and deployment of advanced
hydropower devices and pumped storage hydropower applications.
PROBLEM STATEMENT
The low power generation in Nigeria had hindered her economic
growth and industrialization. The nation had carried out various
reforms to ameliorate the electric power crisis but all to no avail.
The electric power crisis has made so many industries to relocate
to more environmental friendly nations. Furthermore, the terrible
state of the nation’s basic infrastructure such as water supply,
health care system and petroleum product distribution are all
symptom of an economy that is insalubrious because of the
nations’ incapability to meet electric power demand. The subject
of power generation in Nigeria is interesting, vital and worthy of
investigation.
AIM AND OBJECTIVES:
The aim of the project is to design and construct an ultra-
small hydro power generator for rural electrification
system.
METHODOLOGY
• 50/500mm Angle Iron
• Three Ball Bearings
• Couplings
• 1mm And 2 Mm Steel Plate
• 2.5 Inch Diameter/1mm Thick Holo Shaft
• ITEMS
The 70amp/12v Alternator
Testing Bulbs
Wire
MATERIALS
• Design Of Electromechanical Equipment
Determination Of Power Output
P=G*Q*H* O * ÏW
• Design of Archimedes Screws
• Archimedes Screw Geometry and Parameters.
• Flow Rate and Leakage Models
•
Q=αQMAX(AE/AMAX)β(ω/ωM)ϒ
• Torque and Power Models
• Generator Output
Design parameters
Fabrication of the tubine blades
construction of the frame
Construction of the alternator seating
and housing
Mountiing of the bearings and coupling
Assembly of various compactments
CONSTRUCTIONS
TESTING OF THE FABRICATION
WILL BE DONE WERE THERE IS
AVAILABILTY OF STREAM OF
WATER.
TESTING
At the end of this project we expect to
successfully design and construct the
hydro power generator with a proposed
capacity of 840watt of power and to be
able to serve the porpose of supplying the
required power to rural area in Nigeria
EXPECTED RESULT.
The objective of this project is to design for
construction a small hydropower generator
capable of producing 840Watt because access
to basic electricity was realized to be a major
problem in rural nigeria So, the idea came to
design a hydro-power plant as an alternative
energy source that can be used in rural areas
CONCLUTIONS