Foot-Step Power Generator: SHARMA V 20MT1043
Foot-Step Power Generator: SHARMA V 20MT1043
Foot-Step Power Generator: SHARMA V 20MT1043
Power
Generator
SHARMA V 20MT1043
INTRODUCTION
IN DAY TODAY LIFE THE UTILIZATION OF
POWER TURNS TO BE NECESSARY FOR
EACH WORK. THE POWER DELIVERED IN
THIS PAPER WILL NOT CONTAMINATE
THE SURROUNDINGS AND ALSO WILL
NOT TO RELY UPON THE CLIMATE
CONDITIONS. THIS PRESENTATION
PROPOSES A TECHNIQUE FOR THE
CREATION OF POWER UTILIZING
PIEZOELECTRIC SENSORS KEPT ALONG
THE FOOTPATHS WHICH CAN READY TO
CHARGE THE BATTERY AND READY TO
SUPPLY THE FORCE AT WHATEVER TIME
OF OUR REQUIREMENT
THE FOOTSTEP POWER GENERATION
SYSTEM IS TO CAPTURE THE TYPICALLY
WASTED ENERGY SURROUNDING A
SYSTEM AND TRANSFORMING IT INTO
ELECTRICAL ENERGY. THE TECHNIQUE
USED IN GAINING THE ENERGY IS VIA
PIEZOELECTRIC
MATERIALSPREREQUISITE. THE
FOOTSTEP POWER GENERATION
TECHNIQUE THROUGH PIEZOELECTRIC
EXISTING SYSTEMS
1. Fossil Fuel Power Plants: These power plants burn fossil fuels such as coal, oil, or natural
gas to produce steam, which drives turbines that generate electricity.
2. Nuclear Power Plants: Nuclear power plants use the heat generated by nuclear reactions to
produce steam, which drives turbines that generate electricity.
3. Solar Power: Solar power systems use photovoltaic (PV) cells to convert sunlight into
electricity.
4. Wind Power: Wind turbines use the power of the wind to drive turbines that generate
electricity.
5. Hydroelectric Power: Hydroelectric power systems use the power of falling water to drive
turbines that generate electricity.
6. Geothermal Power: Geothermal power systems use the heat generated by the earth's core
to produce steam, which drives turbines that generate electricity.
7. Biomass Power: Biomass power systems burn organic materials such as wood, agricultural
waste, or municipal solid waste to produce steam, which drives turbines that generate
electricity.
PROPOSED
SOLUTION
FOOT-STEP POWER
GENERATOR
A footstep power generator is a device
that converts the mechanical energy
of footsteps into electrical energy. It
works by using piezoelectric materials
or electromagnetic induction to
generate electricity from the pressure
and movement of a person's footsteps.
As the person steps on the generator,
it creates a mechanical force that is
converted into electrical energy.
METHODOLOGY
ADOPTED
A footstep power generator works based on
the principle of piezoelectric effect.
Piezoelectricity is the property of certain
materials to generate an electric charge
when subjected to mechanical stress or
pressure.
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ADVANTAGES
1. Sustainability: A footstep generator can generate
electricity using renewable energy sources, such
as the mechanical energy from footsteps, which
makes it a sustainable source of energy.
2. Low cost: Footstep generators are relatively
inexpensive to produce and maintain. They do not
require fuel, and the parts used to build them are
often low-cost.
3. Portability: Footstep generators are compact and
easy to transport, making them ideal for remote
areas or emergency situations.
4. Versatility: Footstep generators can be used in a
variety of settings, including public spaces,
residential buildings, and outdoor areas.
5. Energy efficiency: Footstep generators can be
designed to be highly efficient, meaning they can
convert a high percentage of the mechanical
energy from footsteps into electrical energy.
6. Noise reduction: Footstep generators can be
designed to reduce the amount of noise generated
by footsteps, which can be especially important in
public spaces or residential buildings.
LIMITATIONS
1. Limited power output: The amount of electrical power that can be generated
by a footstep generator is relatively low compared to other sources of energy.
This makes them best suited for applications with low power requirements.
2. Efficiency limitations: The efficiency of footstep generators is limited by the
technology used to convert the mechanical energy of footsteps into electrical
energy. As a result, some of the energy from footsteps may be lost during the
conversion process.
3. Surface requirements: Footstep generators require a suitable surface for
generating electricity, such as a floor or ground surface that can withstand the
weight and pressure of people walking on it. This limits their applications to
areas with appropriate surfaces.
4. Maintenance requirements: Footstep generators may require maintenance
over time, particularly if they are located in public spaces or high-traffic areas.
The components of the generator may wear out or require cleaning.
5. Cost-effectiveness: The cost-effectiveness of footstep generators may vary
depending on the application and the cost of the technology used to build
them. In some cases, other sources of energy may be more cost-effective.
CONCLUSION