BUILDING SMALL GENERATORS FOR GENERATING ENERGY FROM WINDS

Abstract

This research study explored the potential of small wind generators as a renewable energy source by harnessing wind power. In response to increasing global energy demands, the exploration of alternative energy sources is necessary. Small wind generators offer a promising solution for generating sustainable electricity due to their affordability and accessibility. An experimental research method was employed in this study. Using an experimental approach, the researchers conducted tests to measure and analyze factors such as wind speed, motor efficiency, and power output to determine the practicality and reliability of small wind generators as a sustainable energy option. The findings indicated that small wind generators have the potential to effectively convert wind energy into electricity, demonstrating comparable or superior performance to conventional portable generators in certain scenarios, particularly in terms of efficiency, portability, and environmental impact. Factors such as wind speed, wing design, and motor efficiency significantly influenced the power output of the small wind generators. This study emphasized the potential of small wind generators as a practical alternative to conventional energy sources. By utilizing wind power, these generators provide a sustainable approach to electricity generation, offering advantages such as cost-effectiveness, environmental friendliness, and accessibility. It is recommended that further refinement and advancement of small wind generator technology be pursued to enhance efficiency and expand its application across different environments, contributing to a more sustainable energy landscape.