Energy Doors
Energy Doors – as the name suggests, doors that can produce electricity.
The input is the human energy. The electricity produced can be stored in a
battery or can be used directly to provide power to small electrical appliances.
There are two types of
energy doors:
1. Mechanical Energy Doors
2. Electronic Energy Doors.
The energy door which has gears, flywheels,
and an alternator is called mechanical energy doors. The energy door which
has lightning piezoelectric components is called as electronic energy
doors.
Mechanical Energy doors can be used in public places to
produce electricity and electronic energy doors can be used in private
buildings, as they produce more electricity than mechanical systems.
The door is connected to a mechanism which has either
mechanical components or electronic components. When the door is opened or
closed, the given human power, which causes the mechanical motion, is converted
into electricity by the alternator or lightning piezoelectric component.
This energy door can be mainly used for powering lighting
system using LED’s as they require only small amount of electricity. This
reduces the electricity bill and mainly, it reduces the usage of fossil fuels
used to produce electricity which cause pollution to the environment.
The main aim of the energy door is to save the environment
by providing power using freely available human power without causing any
pollution to the environment.
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The door is connected to a mechanism which has either mechanical components or electronic components. Electrical Appliance used outdoors must always have protective insulation or protective earthing or operate on extra-low voltage.
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