Design and fabrication of linear generator for vortex bladeless wind turbine

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Department of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Pharos university in Alexandria, Alexandria, Egypt

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This paper presents the design and manufacture of a linear generator that leverages wind-induced vortex movement to generate electrical power. This innovative technology represents a significant advancement in turbine performance, providing a cost-effective, environmentally friendly, and reliable alternative to conventional wind turbines. Unlike traditional designs that utilize rotating blades, this bladeless turbine employs a conical structure positioned along a shaft, responding dynamically to varying air currents. This unique configuration not only enhances aerodynamic efficiency but also drastically reduces the turbine's environmental footprint. The design incorporates only one moving part, minimizing mechanical vibrations and maintenance requirements. As a result, the proposed turbine addresses many challenges faced by traditional wind energy systems, including noise pollution and wildlife disruption. By promoting sustainable energy generation, this bladeless turbine design has the potential to lead a new era in renewable energy technology, aligning with global efforts to reduce carbon emissions and transition to cleaner energy sources.

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