China Creates Mini Wind Power Generator Capable of Producing Electricity Using Ribbons

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 06/04/2021 at 11:36

Imagem em destaque: Imagem/Reprodução Xin Chen, Xiaojing Mu, e Ya Yang

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China Innovated Once Again and Is Bringing a Mini Wind Power Generator That Can Operate Without the Use of a Propeller

A team of researchers from China has developed a type of mini wind power generator capable of generating electricity using just gentle breezes and without the need for a propeller; instead, it uses ribbons.

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Scientists from China have developed a mini wind power generator capable of harvesting electricity from the breeze a person produces while walking. The device, named B-TENG, promises to revolutionize sustainable energy generation from wind. The results were detailed in a recently published article in Cell Reports Physical Science.

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YouTube video — ***Process and Operation of the Mini Wind Generator***

The mini wind turbine from China consists of two plastic ribbons inside a tube that vibrate or hit each other in the presence of an airflow, eliminating the need for batteries. This airflow can be generated by a simple breath – and even from the movement of a person’s arm while walking.

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China Creates Mini Wind Power Generator Capable of Producing Electricity Using Ribbons

China Innovated Once Again and Is Bringing a Mini Wind Power Generator That Can Operate Without the Use of a Propeller

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Understand How the Mini Wind Turbine Works

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