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1704572PublishedVol 6 · Issue 12

A Hydroelectric Energy Generator Model with a Monitoring System to Generate Electricity in Sapang Payong, Hermosa Bataan

Sheila Kristine J. de Guzman Michael A. Castro Rick Donald S. Manzon Noel Florencondia

Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology  ·  Area of research: Bataan, Philippines

Abstract

In recent years, electricity use in residential and commercial settings has grown in popularity. As a result of the rapidly increasing demand, some regions, particularly those located in more remote areas, do not have a supply of energy. Hydroelectricity, a dependable renewable resource and one of the options, can help to partially meet the ever-increasing demand for power. This model of hydroelectric generator will produce hydropower. The power needed to light a home is produced by converting the kinetic energy of running water into electrical energy. Hydroelectric power can take advantage of the renewable resource that is present in moving water and convert it into usable electricity by routing the water through an Archimedes turbine, which transforms the kinetic energy of the running water into mechanical energy. After that, the generator takes the mechanical energy and converts it into electrical energy. The flow rate and the RPM must be taken into account in order to select the generator that is best for a given application (RPM). A monitoring system is used to keep track of the turbine speed, output voltage, and current of the generator. The proximity, current, and voltage sensors will all send data to the Arduino, which will then process it and output the results for LCD display.

Keywords

Hydroelectric Energy generator, Hermosa Bataan, Monitoring system, Renewable energy, turbine

How to cite this paper

Sheila Kristine J. de Guzman, Michael A. Castro, Rick Donald S. Manzon, Noel Florencondia "A Hydroelectric Energy Generator Model with a Monitoring System to Generate Electricity in Sapang Payong, Hermosa Bataan" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 6 Issue 12 2023 Page 1-15
Sheila Kristine J. de Guzman, Michael A. Castro, Rick Donald S. Manzon, Noel Florencondia "A Hydroelectric Energy Generator Model with a Monitoring System to Generate Electricity in Sapang Payong, Hermosa Bataan" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 6, no. 12, Jul. 2023
Sheila Kristine J. de Guzman, Michael A. Castro, Rick Donald S. Manzon, Noel Florencondia (2023). A Hydroelectric Energy Generator Model with a Monitoring System to Generate Electricity in Sapang Payong, Hermosa Bataan. Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 6(12).
Sheila Kristine J. de Guzman, Michael A. Castro, Rick Donald S. Manzon, Noel Florencondia "A Hydroelectric Energy Generator Model with a Monitoring System to Generate Electricity in Sapang Payong, Hermosa Bataan" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, vol. 6, no. 12, Jul. 2023.
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      title = {A Hydroelectric Energy Generator Model with a Monitoring System to Generate Electricity in Sapang Payong, Hermosa Bataan},
      journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
      year = {2023},
      volume = {6},
      number = {12},
      pages = {1-15},
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      url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1704572.pdf},
      abstract = {In recent years, electricity use in residential and commercial settings has grown in popularity. As a result of the rapidly increasing demand, some regions, particularly those located in more remote areas, do not have a supply of energy. Hydroelectricity, a dependable renewable resource and one of the options, can help to partially meet the ever-increasing demand for power. This model of hydroelectric generator will produce hydropower. The power needed to light a home is produced by converting the kinetic energy of running water into electrical energy. Hydroelectric power can take advantage of the renewable resource that is present in moving water and convert it into usable electricity by routing the water through an Archimedes turbine, which transforms the kinetic energy of the running water into mechanical energy. After that, the generator takes the mechanical energy and converts it into electrical energy. The flow rate and the RPM must be taken into account in order to select the generator that is best for a given application (RPM). A monitoring system is used to keep track of the turbine speed, output voltage, and current of the generator. The proximity, current, and voltage sensors will all send data to the Arduino, which will then process it and output the results for LCD display.},
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