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Electric Power Generation from Road Humps

  • Paper ID 80
  • Volume 5, Issue 1
  • Pages 49-52
  • Published Online: January-February 2024
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  • Ebin Thomas Abraham1
  • Praveena S2
  • Tijo Thomas3
  • Jerin P George4
  • Dr. Manoj Kumar T5

1234Electrical and Electronics Engineering, St. Thomas College of Engineering & Technology, Kerala, India. 5Associate Professor, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, St. Thomas College of Engineering & Technology, Kerala, India.

Article Information

Published Online
January-February 2024
Pages
49-52
Article Type
Research Article
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Energy serves as the fundamental element crucial for the survival of all life forms across the vastness of the universe. It acts as the cohesive force directing various processes shaping our environment. However, this delicate equilibrium is endangered by the depletion of traditional energy sources, worsened by the ever-growing global population. This dilemma leads to an imminent energy crisis expected to arise in the next five years due to excessive consumption. To navigate this challenging situation, there's a need for a significant shift in approach, urging the adoption of methods to maximize the use of existing energy sources. In our research, there's a promising opportunity to tap into kinetic energy, particularly from vehicles traversing over speed bumps. The proposal suggests converting these ordinary road features into dynamic generators, seamlessly transforming kinetic energy into electricity for the grid. This process involves sophisticated mechanisms like rack and pinion systems to efficiently convert kinetic energy into mechanical power, eventually generating electricity for storage and later use. This innovative solution not only addresses energy conservation but also promises economic benefits, utilizing stored energy to power street lights during the night, and enhancing urban landscapes with efficient illumination.

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