An Electricity Generator Model by the Water Delivery System of Sanitary Ware

S. Panthong; S. Poomjan; T. Taengtang; K. Srinuanjan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.979.43

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An Electricity Generator Model by the Water Delivery System of Sanitary Ware

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In this research is presented electricity production of sanitary ware, which can be covered kinetic energy of water to electric current from water delivery system. A small electric generator will be set on the water delivery system of sanitariums. It consists with a turbine electric generator and a big tank which build in on tank of a sanitarium. Turbine generator is generated small electric currents by a lot of water inside pipe. If this system were set in a large building for example such as department store, etc. the electric currents would be on generating in order to cumulative energy. In which Bangkok has a population about ten millions of people which sanitariums are used about a hundred millions of time per day. The experimental results of this model can be calculated electric currents to compare with systems which were set on large building.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 979)

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43-45

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June 2014

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S. Panthong*, S. Poomjan, T. Taengtang, K. Srinuanjan

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Electricity, Sanitary Ware, Turbine Generator

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