Development and testing of in-stream domestic turbine at building scale

Abstract

All In stream turbine may be a source of renewable energy that empower mechanical, metropolitan and rural areas to generate clean, dependable, low-cost power from their potential available. Here the core rotating part of the turbine is fabricated by 3D printing and fixed to turn axially inside a round and hollow pipe beneath the control of liquid streaming either heading there through the liquid will strike the edges of the turbine and in this way giving the rotating movement to the generator shaft. The edges of the turbine are turned in a plane that is slanted at a relative point to the rotational pivot of the central shaft. The edges of the turbine are outlined and analyzed by computational fluid dynamics considering the aero-foil section to optimize and decrease the resistance of the hydrodynamic flow also experimental work has done to find out the power output and electricity generation.