DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF FUEL-LESS GENERATOR
Abstract
ABSTRACT
The development of sustainable energy solutions is critical in addressing the global energy crisis and environmental challenges. This project investigates the design and implementation of a fuel-less generator, focusing on harnessing alternative energy sources such as solar, wind, and kinetic energy. The primary aim is to evaluate the feasibility and efficiency of this technology in comparison to traditional fossil fuel generators.
The research utilizes a combination of literature review and experimental methods to explore existing technologies, identify gaps, and propose a novel generator design. Results indicate that the proposed fuel-less generator can achieve comparable energy output with minimal environmental impact. This study concludes that while further research is needed to optimize performance and reduce costs, the fuel-less generator presents a promising alternative to conventional energy systems. Recommendations for future research include exploring hybrid systems and improved energy storage solutions.
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