搜尋

會員登入

搜尋

導覽

會員
廣告
廣告

Taiwan’s PHD Student Designs a Portable Wind turbine

瀏覽次數:1060

TAIPEI, Taiwan - You-Ren Chen, a PhD studen of National Cheng Kung University (NCKU) won gold award at the ECO Design competition of Dassault Systemes, for his a portable wind power turbine which can be folded for portability and is less than one meter in height when fully assembled.

Chen said that the idea of foldable design comes from the telescopic umbrella. Fabric folding fans mitigate the centrifugal forces generated by rotating blades. The generator supplies 10 Watts.

Chen said, People can maximize power generation by connecting more than two fans together. Also, the device can connect to a solar power generator to expand its output.

Micro, foldable, and portable designs are vital features. With these three advantages, generator can provide critical backup power where power is unavailable at seaside or countryside areas.

, “it is convenient for people to carry outdoors for activities such as going to a picnic.” Chen said.

“It is a foldable wind turbine that is much smaller than normal wind turbine. It only takes you one to two minutes to assemble the generator”

稀土棋局下的台灣解方:從供應鏈韌性看關鍵礦物合作新契機
特別企劃半導體

稀土棋局下的台灣解方:從供應鏈韌性看關鍵礦物合作新契機

稀土與關鍵礦物已成全球科技競爭與經濟安全的重要戰略資源。面對供應鏈高度集中與地緣風險升高,台灣如何透過國際合作、技術替代、戰略儲備與城市採礦,建立自主且具韌性的關鍵礦物供應體系?

稀土與關鍵礦物已成全球科技競爭與經濟安全的重要戰略資源。面對供應鏈高度集中與地緣風險升高,台灣如何透過國際合作、技術替代、戰略儲備與城市採礦,建立自主且具韌性的關鍵礦物供應體系?