Detection of a generator that can ignite 100 LEDs with rain drops

Hong Kong, Ta. 7 Feb 2020 Friday

On the one hand, the world is struggling to cope with the energy crisis while scientists from Hong Kong University have discovered a generator that can ignite 3 small LED bulbs with a drop of rain water.

The high-power generator invented by Hong Kong University scientists will bring about a new revolution in the direction of electrical energy production. With this plant one drop of 5 microliters of water falling from a height of 5 cm can produce 3 volts of energy so that it is capable of producing many times more energy than any other generator. Previously, hydroelectricity was produced by the electricity producing shutters and high water wave stations, but due to technology failure, the water could not be fully utilized. In this plant rainstorms with low frequency kinetic energy will be used as kinetic energy. In conventional systems, energy is produced by the triboelectric effect (the interaction of electrons with friction when two objects are in contact with one another).

Generally, the electrode can produce less energy through fuel, but with this technique more energy can be produced. This compound uses a polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) electrode that is more stable. When the droplets of water fall on it, it will produce electricity until it is satisfied when its capacity is low in the common plant. This plant can also generate energy through the drops of rain and sea water. Energy can be generated through this plant with water collected on the outer part of the umbrella, in addition to ferries, beaches, boats, water bottles. The plant will consist of two electrodes, one composed of aluminum and the other made of polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) coated indium tin oxide.