Publication Date: 2022/06/02
Abstract: Human beings have always needed and consumedmore and more energy for substance and wellbeing.Because of this, many energy resources have been depleted and wasted. People's lives today pass with inevitable and frequent blackouts of about three hoursa day, and this is hardly controlled by the wealthiest who use power generators, rather than middle-class people. In order to overcome this problem of the middle class and below average people, this project uses the pedaling concept of the bicycle to develop anelectrical energy that can be used to cook food, especially at the moment of a power outage. When pedaling the bicycle, mechanical energy is converted into electrical energy via the hand.In our project, the bicycle generators are placed in the gym and their function and feasibility are analyzed. Nowadays power and energy are the one of the simple wishes in this contemporary world. Energy call for is growing day via way of means of day. On the opposite hand, the various power assets have become exhausted and wasted. Millions of humans flow around. This complete power is wasted. If this power made feasible for usage, then it will likely be a splendidinvention. In this challenge we're changing non- traditional from simply pedalling into electric power. This challenge makes use of easy power mechanism which includes chain and belt drives. The manipulate mechanism incorporates the pedal and gears, D.C Car alternator, gear, shaft and Battery. Non- traditional power machine could be very critical at the moment to our nation. Non-traditional power theuse of pedal wishes no gas enter energy to generate the electric energy. In this challenge the easy power mechanism which includes chain and sprocket, pulleyand belt meeting mechanism is used for producing energy via way of means of usage of pressure that is acquired all through the pedalling is transformed into electric power with the assist of mechanical machine.
Keywords: Alternator; pedal; chain; pulley; bicycle; rechargeable batteries.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6604951
PDF: https://ijirst.demo4.arinfotech.co/assets/upload/files/IJISRT22MAY402_(1).pdf
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