Design and Development of a Mini Vertical Axis Wind Turbine for Battery Charging Applications using a 12V Lithium-ion Battery

Renewable energy sources, particularly wind energy, have gathered significant attention as sustainable alternatives to traditional fossil fuels. This paper presents the design and development of a Mini Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT) tailored specifically for battery charging applications. The project aims to address the growing demand for clean energy solutions while targeting the need for portable, efficient, and environmentally friendly power sources. One of the major issues in this fast-moving world is to meet the demand of energy in the most economical and environment friendly way. This research work on designing of a Vertical-axis wind turbine that gives a solution which is comparatively a cheap alternative of renewable energy. The Windmill rotates with sufficient wind, causing it to generate electricity owing to magnetic coupling between the rotating and stationary coil. The work demonstrates a vertical rotating prototype of windmill. The wind turbine can charge up to 12V battery. Advantage of this design is that it works without any consumption of fossil fuel and works efficiently in appropriate weather conditions without being closely monitored and the battery charges automatically without any harmful emissions or drawbacks. The work presented in this paper is an example of how natural resources like the wind energy can be used efficiently to produce electricity.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i01.37910
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Wind Energy Research and Development
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Design and Development of a Mini Vertical Axis Wind Turbine for Battery Charging Applications using a 12V Lithium-ion Battery

Chimunya Siankombwe -
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Wind Energy Research and Development
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Design and Development of a Mini Vertical Axis Wind Turbine for Battery Charging Applications using a 12V Lithium-ion Battery

Chimunya Siankombwe -
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Abstract

Renewable energy sources, particularly wind energy, have gathered significant attention as sustainable alternatives to traditional fossil fuels. This paper presents the design and development of a Mini Vertical Axis Wind Turbine (VAWT) tailored specifically for battery charging applications. The project aims to address the growing demand for clean energy solutions while targeting the need for portable, efficient, and environmentally friendly power sources. One of the major issues in this fast-moving world is to meet the demand of energy in the most economical and environment friendly way. This research work on designing of a Vertical-axis wind turbine that gives a solution which is comparatively a cheap alternative of renewable energy. The Windmill rotates with sufficient wind, causing it to generate electricity owing to magnetic coupling between the rotating and stationary coil. The work demonstrates a vertical rotating prototype of windmill. The wind turbine can charge up to 12V battery. Advantage of this design is that it works without any consumption of fossil fuel and works efficiently in appropriate weather conditions without being closely monitored and the battery charges automatically without any harmful emissions or drawbacks. The work presented in this paper is an example of how natural resources like the wind energy can be used efficiently to produce electricity.

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