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Chapter V
SUMMARY, FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS
This chapter will provide the summary of all the chapters with the data
gathered. Then, conclusions will be discussed based on researchers’ insights
gained regarding study findings and limitations. In addition, recommendations are
presented.
Summary
The main purpose of this device is to produce electricity out of the kinetic
wind energy and with the help of the dynamo, it will produce an alternative
electricity comparing to the generator that uses gasoline and brute force. Unlike
those big windmills that are costly, the researchers want to provide a small
version of that but can produce 220v.
Findings
The researchers undergone attempts to test the device and consider to be
successful. The first attempt was about the product being capable of producing
220v electricity and it was successful through the second attempt. The second
attempts were all about the product to light a 220v bulb and it was successful but
when tried to a bulb more than 220v, it produces a discontinuous or irregular
light. The last attempt was to charge a mobile phone and it actually did although
there is a doubt in the mind of the researchers at first because of the transfer of
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energy from the dynamo, 12v converted into a 220v and tried to charge into a
mobile phone where it is converted 5v, that it might not work but it did.
Conclusions
The researchers concluded that the wind generator is an effective
producer of electricity. It works any time if there is a wind energy. The product is
preferable to the areas where there is always a breezy to strong winds for the
continuous wind there is, the propeller will also spin so with the dynamo. And if
the dynamo will spin, it will always produce electricity. The idea behind this
product is from Michael Faraday’s Electromagnetic Induction.
Recommendations
For further development of the study the researchers recommend:
1. Improve the products design for the compatibility of the areas where there
is a wind.
2. The products durability to water when its raining, in other words, it should
be waterproof.
3. The product’s capability to withstand the strong wind from the storm or any
weather condition.