Water wheel generator

Korean tradiational waterwheel for using the generator

(1) Water dia : 3[m]
(2) Generator : PM 1[kW], Using the Wind generator
(3) Noraml generating power : about 600[W]

we use allmost loads to this gen.



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[sehonggi]

3-phase AC generator power will occur. Generated electricity is converted into direct current through the diode. DC power through an inverter to convert AC to the load supply.

[sehonggi]

3-phase AC generator power will occur. Generated electricity is converted into direct current through the diode. DC power through an inverter to convert AC to the load supply.

[jimbojamesIV]

Maybe you know the answer?

Can you convert the generated electricity into heat?

In other words, can the generator produce enough electricity to set something on fire, and if so, how would it work?

I'm sorry to be a bother, but I'm truly interested.

[sehonggi]

@jimbojamesIV 3-phase AC generator power will occur. Generated electricity is converted into direct current through the diode. DC power through an inverter to convert AC to the load supply.

[EternalSearcher]

Gee, i can power my PC from this? Wow.

[sehonggi]

@EternalSearcher Of coures

[Ondelendo]

Nice Video Korean tradiational waterwheel for using the generator That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You

[imegatrone]

I Really Like The Video From Your Korean tradiational waterwheel for using the generator

[bundawartini]

Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing Korean tradiational waterwheel for using the generator

[Sara3346]

This is fine..outside a dessert where's there's more sun than water

[FreedomForYouAndMe]

What?

[Jwadd10]

I think you could raise its efficiency a little by angling that tube

[losttreasurehunt]

May I ask what is the gear ratio and how much power does it produce?

[discoide1451]

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[jimbojamesIV]

@sehonggi Great so I've got a current flowing but what I don't understand is how to create heat.

I understand that electricity applied to metal will heat up but will it heat up hot enough to light a fire?f

Thanks so much.