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The Effect of the Shape of a Laboratory Scale Wind Power Generator in Generating Energy Muhammad Yoga Amiansyah; Harry Ramza; Rosalina Rosalina
Energi & Kelistrikan Vol 13 No 2 (2021): Energi dan Kelistrikan: Jurnal Ilmiah
Publisher : Sekolah Tinggi Teknik PLN

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.33322/energi.v13i2.1535

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In this study, the influence of the shape of the propellers of a laboratory-scale wind power plant on the energy produced will be measured. It is known that the number of propellers and wind speed greatly affect the energy produced. With this, researchers will conduct research on the influence of the shape of the propeller on the energy produced. with the aim of knowing the effect of the shape of the propeller on the energy produced. The methods used are literature studies and experiments where literature studies are carried out to find references to the problems raised, experimental research is to design tools and try out to find causal data. The results of this study indicate that flat-shaped propellers get or produce higher energy compared to thin and curved propellers. By experimenting on the fan in "LOW" mode with the RPM value of 461.7, the voltage value is 5.32 Volts, Ampere 0.552 and power (Watt) 2.937. in "MEDIUM" mode the RPM value is 461.7, the voltage value is 5.44 Volts, the Ampere value is 0.556 and the power value (Watt) is 3.025, in the "HIGH" mode the RPM value is 366.4 With the highest voltage is 5.49 Volts, Ampere 0.558 and power (watts) 3,063. The conclusion obtained shows that the shape of the propeller affects the energy produced.
Co-Authors Harry Ramza Rosalina