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Human Thermoelectric Generator Out of Peltier Tile As Power Bank Charger

The document discusses developing a human thermoelectric generator using peltier tiles to charge a power bank. It aims to test the effectiveness of peltier tiles in producing voltage and current over time to charge a power bank. The study will determine the optimal number of peltier tiles needed to produce enough voltage for charging. It outlines objectives, scope, significance, definitions, related studies and the methodology which involves assembling and testing a prototype device.

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Human Thermoelectric Generator Out of Peltier Tile As Power Bank Charger

The document discusses developing a human thermoelectric generator using peltier tiles to charge a power bank. It aims to test the effectiveness of peltier tiles in producing voltage and current over time to charge a power bank. The study will determine the optimal number of peltier tiles needed to produce enough voltage for charging. It outlines objectives, scope, significance, definitions, related studies and the methodology which involves assembling and testing a prototype device.

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HUMAN THERMOELECTRIC

GENERATOR OUT OF PELTIER TILE


AS POWER BANK CHARGER
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

1. How effective is peltier tiles in producing an innovative human thermoelectric generator for
power bank charger in terms of:
a) Amount of current produced
b) Amount of voltage produced
c) Duration / time of charging
d) Percentage of charging in every 10 minutes
e) Usability / functionality of the device

2. Is there a significant difference among the different variables with the use of peltier tiles to the
amount of voltage that is produced?
3. How many numbers of peltier tile is needed to produce the right amount of voltage to charge a
power bank?
NULL HYPOTHESIS
There is no significant difference between the number of peltier tile used and
the amount of voltage to charge a powerbank.

General Objective
To produce electricity out of human heat with the aid of peltier
tile.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES

1. To plan and design a prototype that can charge mobile devices by the
process of converting body heat energy into useful electricity.
2. To test the regulated output voltage.
3. To check reliability of the prototype in charging mobile devices without
taking damage while charging.
4. To determine if the developed prototype functions well.
SCOPE AND DELIMITATION

The researchers focused on the study on developing power a human thermoelectric


generator. Thermoelectric generators are devices which convert body heat and excess heat
energy and convert it into a reusable form of electricity. This would have a wide range of
applications in fields ranging from household appliances to spacecraft technology and even in
industrial application, but this study will focus mainly in charging power bank that charges
devices such as cell phone and other gadgets with low voltage requirements.
The purpose of this study is not to replace the conventional source of electricity but
rather an alternative source of power, which is free of charge. The idea was to reutilize body
heat. The researchers limit the source of body heat energy by creating a specific wearable
device to which the Thermoelectric Generator will be installed.
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

• Department of trade and industry.


• Policy makers / legislators.
• Economy.
• Community.
• Future Researchers.
DEFINITION OF TERMS

• Thermoelectric. • Power Bank.


• Electricity. • Voltage.
• Generator. • Current.
• Thermoelectric Generator.
• Human Body Heat.
• Peltier Tile.
LEGAL BASIS

• Republic Act No. 9513

• Republic Act no. 9136


REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE

• Power generation using a thermoelectric generator and a phase change


material
• Thermoelectric generator for battery charging and power supply
• Thermoelectric Generator: Mobile Device Charger
REVIEW OF RELATED STUDIES

• Thermoelectric Heat Recovery from Four Stroke Engine (Ramade, 2014)


• Thermoelectric Generator for Waste Heat Recovery from Engine Exhaust (Patil &
Arakerimath, 2013)
• Hollow Thermoelectric Flashlight (Makosinski, 2013)
• Ultra-high thermal effusivity for resonant ambient thermal energy harvesting (Strano,
2018)
• Thermoelectric Generator: Mobile Device Charger (David, 2017)
• Human Body Heat as a Source for Thermoelectric Energy Generation (Stevens, 2016)
METHODOLOGY
GATHER ALL THE
MATERIALS

Peltier Cooling LCD USB Power Soldering Wire Pliers Electrical


tiles fan voltmeter charger bank iron tape
power
module

Attach each Link the usb Use the Use the Connect the Make sure Connect the
peltier tile power pliers to cut soldering usb power that the wires power bank
together then module and the wire. Use iron to solder module to are taped to the usb
connect it to the LCD the soldering the wires the peltier safely power
the cooling voltmeter iron to solder tile to enable module to
fan to add a the wires the flow of enable the
cooling electricty electricity to
effect. flow through
the power
bank

Test the device if it works effectively

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