Anthropogenic Wind Mill
Abstract
Electricity can also be generated from artificially generated wind using blower.
A prototype model can be developed which generates constant power from artificially generated constant flow of wind. Artificially generated air is flown through wind mill which is coupled to an alternator in such a way that constant electricity is generated. This wind mill is called the anthropogenic wind mill (AWM). Anthropogenic is basically a Greek word which means “artificial.” This project tries to give that mass flow rate at inlet and outlet are approximately the same, but velocity of air at the outlet is four times of velocity at the inlet.
Keywords:AWM, KE, CFM, WE
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