Electric generator based on a bicycle mechanism
Power generation
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There is currently an energy crisis in terms of distribution and generation of electric energy. The issue of generation has the problem of consisting mostly of polluting and environmentally harmful methods [1]; which has led to a mobilization to find and implement alternative sources to generate electricity. Secondly, there is the problem of distribution of the electric energy that is transmitted, different elements that are used for the transition and distribution of electricity are not accessible in various communities of the Mexican Republic [2]. This creates the need to develop an electric...
There is currently an energy crisis in terms of distribution and generation of electric energy. The issue of generation has the problem of consisting mostly of polluting and environmentally harmful methods [1]; which has led to a mobilization to find and implement alternative sources to generate electricity. Secondly, there is the problem of distribution of the electric energy that is transmitted, different elements that are used for the transition and distribution of electricity are not accessible in various communities of the Mexican Republic [2]. This creates the need to develop an electric generator that is sustainable and does not pollute at the time of generating electricity and that can be easily transported to communities that require electricity. We have opted for the development of an electric generator that, by means of movement, generates electric current and illuminates. To satisfy this proposal, a bicycle is proposed, so that energy can be generated without compromising natural resources.
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