DIY 1kW HAWT Wind turbine [Part 1] – Magnet rotors
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hey whats up guys you know I always hated
the wind but I was always interested in renewable energy so i figured if i
manage to build a wind turbine and reduce my electricity bill I will for sure start to like windy days so my goal here is to build a wind
turbine which is capable of producing one point five kilowatts of energy it actually might produce more but
let’s go with 1.5 kilowatts which would be very good already this is not going to be an how to video
as i’m learning myself how to build one of these as I go so just keep an eye on my channel and I
will keep you updated on the progress if everything goes fine i will build
some kind of controller that monitors the current wind speed RPM of the wind turbine, current power being produced volts and amps and all this information
will be uploaded to some kind of IoT service so I can get detailed graphs I
will also implement a brake system that shorts the outputs of the wind turbine
in case the RPMs get too high but enough of talking let’s start ok so just a very fast and
basic explanation on how the wind turbine will work it will consist of a stator
with 9 coils each with 70 turns of 14 gauge or 1.6mm
enameled copper wire and this stator will be sandwiched in between two steel discs
containing 12 neodynium magnets each as the discs turn AC electricity will be
produced which then needs to be rectified to get usable DC current which can be used for
example to charge batteries or can be injected to the grid using a grid-tie
inverter today I’m starting with the discs ok so the discs i’m using are 30cm in diameter so about 12″ and are 6mm thick or
about a quarter inch a lot of people use brake discs for this which is fine if
you can get them free but I got mine laser cut with the right
dimensions for 6€ each for about 6.70 US dollars and for such a low price i don’t think
it is worth to use break discs I used sandpaper to get rid of rust and to
roughen the surface so the magnets stick better then I used paint thiner to clean it please don’t mind the shaky video this was
recorded using a security camera and it was a little windy I bet as soon as I finish the wind
turbine and I’m ready to test it the wind will completely vanish for at
least a week that’s how lucky I am I designed and 3d printed
these templates for the magnets but I could have done this
manually with wood to glue the magnets i’m using a drop of
super glue this is just temporary since later in
this video I will pour polyester resin on top of the magnets and the disc as you know the magnets have two
polarities the way you have to glue them to the disc is if the last magnet has
the north side facing up you have to glue the next magnet with
the south side facing up or vice versa as you can see i’m testing here so the
face that repels to the last magnet is to one that is going to stick to the disc and in the end you should always test if
all the magnets are in the correct position as you can always knock
them off as you can see I’m using a trowel to get it off because it wasn’t
quite in the right position I recommend using gloves to do this because you know these are quite strong
and if you get a finger between two of these it’s quite painful trust me these magnets are N52 grade and are
1″ x 2″ x 1/2″ or 50mm x 25mm x 10mm so to contain the polyester resin i’m
using this foil tape since it’s quite wide I’m cutting it in half so i can use it
for both discs same thing inside you can use any other type of tape as
long as it glues quite good to the disc and it doesn’t leak make sure you are working on a leveled
surface i’m just using normal polyester resin which is also known as fiberglass resin and you can get this in any home improvement store I used about 200mL for the two
discs Oh I don’t recommend using a can to do this because it gets attracted to the
magnets I didn’t think about it so you can use
like a… the bottom of a bottle for
instance you want to fill the spaces between the magnets but not up to the
surface of the magnets you want the magnets to stick out a little bit
but still you want to cover the magnets with a thin layer unfortunately i don’t have a picture of
the finished discs but i will show you in the next video that’s it for today if you enjoyed this video
please subscribe and thumbs up and please comment i never received a
comment on this channel which i don’t know if something’s not right with my youtube
channel or people just don’t comment so go ahead and leave a comment Have fun!
can we use n45 grade magnet
Great job building one myself too
Красиво и аккуратно!
I need help I'm at the stator wiring, only four coils, I taped the top ones white and bottom black, now I'm looking for help what goes where please thanks in advance
I live in canada and have planed to build exactly the same design you have but with break drums….looking for 50x25x10mm neo magnets 52 at good price is what put the project on hold for now.Do you have any recomendations where i can get a good deal on some ?Also your accent… is it russian ? i'm learning russian a year now ….not very good but it helped me when i was in russia last jully to visit friends.nice vid keep up the good work.
Thanx for the reply, i can imagine how you felt when you realized those magnets were glued on bcause some glues are imposible to remove. The legth of the coils ..spacing of magnets and distance from stater and wind speeds are just some of the critical aspects of getting the correct power output …..I'm sure you know all this. i recomend you put it somewere there are no chances of burning grass or buildings. ….i could talk about this all day lol love these types projects they are so much fun ….thanx for the links . i 'll be back to see progress.
very interesting
Hope you get my comment I think your doing a great job looks good !!! Respect!!
I like your videos you make it look easy to do!
Very good and clear. One of the best I have watched.
Very good video
What size stater wire, diameter of the disk?
what material is disk made of ?
wow.. i was looking for this kind of vdo. thank u for making this.
Olá! És Português? Óptimo trabalho!
Nice done!!, inspired by the muddymuddymuddman?. Where did you pay only less than 6 euro for a 6mm steel disc??
我也做过这个 很好用
40cm is about 16 inch, not 12
Great work bro………keep it up
Thank you Sir, I have watched many clips of your such, but i tell you sir, yours is very simple to understand, clear, straight to the point, inspirational and educative. Keep the candle burning, Sir.
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where to get magnets and types ?
Great work. I like how you explain things. 🙂
Inspiring!!!!!
nice project, the explanation is also most appreciated … spaciba
Enjoy your explanations. Good work.
I like the video
Looks good. Nice start.
What grades these magnets are of? Why doesn't he give needed info? :/
Hi, Interesting video. I see you have 2 wheels with magnets. One either side of the stater. Can you let me know which magnet faces the other on either side of the stater.
How much resin did it take to cast the magnets and the stater
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Why don't you put stator on both side of the rotor? You will get twice the power and I assume the coill are cheaper than magnets.
Hello! I live in Brazil. I need 1 PMG Axial Generator of low RPM to charge batteries . This week, I am looking supplier from China.
But, Can you also sell 1 of this?
Basic data sheet – rating following:
> 10 ~ 17A Max current
>56VDC,
2 KW
Email: [email protected]
Where can I get the template for lining up the magnets would appreciate so much thanks
Maybe because you're amazing
What size are the Magnets?
more then awesome genius cool vid can you perhaps sponsor me of those magnets please [email protected] thx. South Africa
I see a lot people make these turbines but I cry when I see how, she do wind coils who are oke but to small magnets, you need such big magnets you cover the complete coil, and not half, because you loose a lot of efficienty.
Where are you from? your accent is clear, I understand what you say while I am french!
Thanks for your video!
Estou aprendendo muito com você Parabéns professor você e o cara😊
Great job with this , at some point I would love to build a wind turbine myself , thank you for sharing your very clear instructional video cheers.
Nice build.
Sir…… whats the price of your magnets
Suaranya cirikhas orang indo walaupun pake bhasa inggris 😅😅😅
Where do you get in the magnet
Hola amigo, felicitaciones por el trabajo, permiso voy a copiar, de que tamaño son los imanes de neodimio, saludos desde Argentina
I like the goal of 1.5 KW – sounds usable instead of re-used fan motor style generators. Also you said this is not a how to because you're learning and building – however this is just what I need to DIY!! It appears to be an honest build which I presume will have a measurement of the KW at the end! Can't wait!!!! My bet is that it will be more than 1.5 KW.
the poles N/S written on the magnets ?
Can't wait to see how it turns out!
Thank for sharing keep it up I’m enjoying it.
hola como estas muy buen proyecto y gracias por su informacionestengo una pregunta donde puedo comprar las plantilla para alinear los imanes
Greatly done, good simple speech!
What size of magnets you use bud?
4 sets of 3 phase… some people use 5 sets of 3 phase, why did you choose to use 12 magnets instead of 15 magnets?
Just to clarify the discs are 30cm in diameter, not 40cm as I say in the video. I had an annotation correcting the mistake but youtube decided to deprecate this feature so the annotation is gone. Have fun!
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