Energy Harvesting - Heated Hockey Blade
In this article, Will Donahue explores the concept of harvesting energy from a heated hockey blade. The potential application of this technology in the field of sports equipment is discussed, highlighting the innovative approach to energy generation. The author delves into the technical aspects of this process, shedding light on the mechanisms involved and the sustainability of such a method. This unconventional idea presents intriguing possibilities for energy efficiency in sports gear and prompts further consideration of utilizing alternative energy sources in everyday equipment.
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Energy Harvesting - Heated Hockey Blade Will Donahue ECE 498 October 15, 2015
Goals Decreased Friction Lightweight Relatively Low Cost >>200
Initial Design Recharging Mechanism 30 Neodymium Magnets 1 mm x 10 mm Plastic Tubing Diameter 11 mm Length 60 mm Coil Length 50 mm 1300 turns of #28 AWG magnet wire Voltage 7.4 V
Initial Design Skate Size 9 Lightspeed Pro Tuuk 280 mm Long Blade Heating Strip 41 F 200 mm Long Battery 7.4V Lithium Ion Rechargeable
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