Footstep Power Generation System

Dhanalakshmi, G.; Manjulai, T.; Mirunalini, M.; Mary, S Sangeetha

doi:10.18535/ijecs/v6i4.38

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“…It has likewise started interest for established researchers to investigate the energy change gadgets and to grow new strategies to more readily use the current restricted assets. [1], [2], [3]Therefore, here we will explain a new technique for electricity generation. This new technique work on the law of conservation of energy "energy neither created or nor destroyed its can changed its form".…”

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Design of Footstep Power Generation System Using Rack and Pinion Gears Mechanism

Saeed¹,

Tahir²,

Zaffar³

et al. 2019

IJEAST

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Energy is the main concern of present day. The production of electric current in a huge amount is the need of today world. There are different methods used for the production of energy like conventional and non-conventional methods. Here I will represent the nonconventional method for the production of electric current. This non-conventional method is "Footstep power generation Mechanism" here the energy will be produce by moving the human on a moving plates in which rack and pinion gear are used to convert the physical energy into mechanical energy and further they will have converted into electric energy by using the dynamo. By using this method, we will have produced the energy to light up the bulb. I will also represent the simulation of the footstep power generator using the ansys17.0 software. By the results its seen we will produce the 10.925kw power in one hour. This project will be cost effective and easy to installed in a populated area like railway station, bus stands and in shopping malls. Our project is cost effective and easy to implement.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design of Footstep Power Generation System Using Rack and Pinion Gears Mechanism

Saeed¹,

Tahir²,

Zaffar³

et al. 2019

IJEAST

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“…K.Boby et al's work [11] optimizes footstep power generation using piezoelectric transducers, discussing engineering aspects and system efficiency in converting footsteps into electrical power. Y.Motey et al's research [12] showcases the practical application of footstep power generation systems in everyday scenarios, highlighting the technology's versatility. P. Madhu et al's study [13] introduces microcontrollers as a central controlling unit for footstep power generation, emphasizing their role in efficient energy conversion alongside piezoelectric transducers.…”

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Advanced Foot Step Power Generation

2024

IRJMETS

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This paper investigates electricity generation from footstep vibration using piezoelectric sensors. The fundamental concept is that any vibration or pressure formed between the walking surface and footstep is transformed into electrical energy by applying piezoelectric transducers. A series configuration of piezoelectric transducers is installed on tiles situated in high-traffic areas to produce electrical energy. Tests apply various pressure levels to the tiles and charge a mobile phone with the generated voltage. This demonstrates that footstep energy can provide a viable, low-cost electricity source for low-power applications. Overall, the paper details the engineering, operating mechanism, circuit fabrication, and experimental results of the piezoelectric footstep electricity generation system. The study confirms the feasibility of this waste energy harvesting technique for useful electricity production.

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“…One of the renewable energies is the energy which gained from the human activities. Walking is one of the events that can be produced and formed to be electrical energy [4]. The utilization of footsteps into electrical energy implemented on the floors in the mall, staircase, bus stair, dance floor, aisle or sidewalk, where a lot of pedestrians found, since the more pedestrians walk, the more electrical energy will be generated.…”

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Prototype of human footstep power generator using ultrasonic sensor

Mutiara¹,

Dinata²,

Sularsa³

2019

TELKOMNIKA

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Nowadays, the human need for electrical energy is getting higher. Due to the declining supply fuel, many efforts have been studied to find renewable energy. One of the studies is building a power generator system that comes from daily human activities. This paper proposes a human footstep power generator using ultrasonic sensor HC-SR04. Only by doing a simply walking on the ground floor, electrical energy can trigger. An HC-SR04 sensor measuring the spring distances from the footstep and activates the motor drive relay and generator that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy and stored in a battery. The test results state that the deeper of a footing step on the floor surface, the greater distance produced and the higher voltage can be generated. The footstep can trigger 7.5 V-8.8 V. Full battery condition can be used to turn on two pieces of 2-watt LED lamps for approximately 5 hours.

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Footstep Power Generation System

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Design of Footstep Power Generation System Using Rack and Pinion Gears Mechanism

Design of Footstep Power Generation System Using Rack and Pinion Gears Mechanism

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Prototype of human footstep power generator using ultrasonic sensor

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