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 HOW TO OVERCOME SHORTAGE OF ELECTRICITY SUPPLY BY USING WINDMILL PROJECT

Generating electricity using a windmill (wind turbine) involves converting wind energy into electrical energy through a process that’s simple in theory, but needs good setup. Here's how it works and how you can do it—even on a small scale.

 How Windmills Generate Electricity

•  Wind Blows ➝ Spins the Blades

Wind pushes the blades of the turbine, making them spin.

• Spinning Blades ➝ Spins a Shaft.

The blades are connected to a rotor, which turns a central shaft.

•  Shaft ➝ Turns a Generator

The shaft is connected to a generator. As the shaft spins, the generator produces electricity through electromagnetic induction.

 What You Need to Build a Small Wind Turbine (Basic Setup)

Rotor/Blades- Catch wind and rotate

Shaft- Transfers spinning motion

Generator-Converts motion into electricity

Tower/Pole-Elevates the turbine to catch more wind

Charge -Controller Regulates electricity flow

Battery- Stores the electricity

Inverter- Converts DC to AC if needed

 Best Places to Use a Windmill

Open areas with strong and steady wind (e.g., hills, farms, coastlines).

Rural areas where grid electricity is weak or missing.

NB:

Wind speed must be at least 10–15 km/h to generate useful power.

Place turbine above trees and buildings for best performance.

Use a wind charge controller to avoid overcharging your battery.