Testlab presentation

1. Testlab Technologies

2. AC Generator
HOW IT
WORKS?

3. A type of electromagnetic device, responsible for converting
mechanical energy into electrical power, essential in
electromagnetic Induction applications (this device comes with
a rectangular coil of wire, and this component rotate on axis).
This coll lays between the poles of the two permanent magnets.
With the rotation of the coil, this leads to the changes in the
magnetic field. Thus, the process generates an electromotive
force between the coil’s ends.
Most of the movements in our surrounding aquire mechanical
energy and with AC generator one can convert this energy to
electrical energy for further use.

4. Self Sustainable Electric Generator
Specifications
● Achieve a power of 100 watts/hrs at 110 VAC (0.9 amps)
● Doesn’t required to be plugged to the power grid (hydro) or a solar
panels to be charged
● Self sufficiency will be 24/7
● We can plug any appliance that consumes 9 amps and less to our
generator
● 80% of the appliances in a house takes less than 9 amps

5. THE GOAL Multiply its power by 10
Which means 10 000 watts/hrs
At 110 VAC or 90 amps
To get this
generator to:

6. Testlab Generator
General components
● Electric motor starter
● Aluminium pulley (5’’ and 9’’)
● 1 type A band 48’’
● Two 12VDC batteries (380 amps get type)
● Electronic control module (black box)
● Wiring
● Accessories panel (reading gauges volts, amps, watts)
● Connection ports or outlets
● Portable structure

7. Testlab Generator
Mobile and stationary components
● External aluminium structure
● Copper Windings
● Iron motor and neodymium magnetic core
● Axel
● Internal aluminium core
● Bearings
● Bolts
● Internal connections and wiring
● Aluminium pulley (5’’)

8. Testlab Generator
Characteristics
● A house will be able to run all those items at the same time and still
have some amps to spare.
● If we put 2 generators, we can power every single appliance in the
house and still have some amps to spare, or power an industrial
buildings (anything from a regular shop to a mechanic garage up to
any store depending on their needs).
● This generator doesn’t produce loud noises.

9. Testlab Generator
Characteristics
● It doesn’t release any contaminants in the air which makes it perfect
for homes or offices since it doesn’t need to be connected to a power
grid.
● We can use this generator anywhere, far in the forest where power
grids don’t reach, farming lands, hard to reach areas and even on the
water.
● It's basic use is to convert mechanical energy to electrical energy, it's
based on the principle of self induction.
● Wind mills, dams, cycle dynamo etc these devices are installed to

10. Stage 1
30 cm X 30 cm X 40 cm mounted on a
portable structure of 60 X 60 X 80 cm
Testlab Generator
Dimension

11. UPCOMING
GOALS
To achieve 30 amps in 110 VAC
(3,300 watts)
To achieve 60 amps in 110 VAC
(6,600 watts)
Stage 1 & 2
Stage 1
Stage 2

12. House appliances
& items energy
consumption
● Heaters take 8 amps
● Stove 30 amps
● Fridge 20amps
● All lighting plus tv 15 amps

13. Appendix
Show the audience you anticipated
their questions.
Leave room for Q&A, but use the Appendix
as a way to show that you both thought
about those questions and have solid
answers with supporting information. Let
the audience test their understanding of the
problem and the solution you’ve outlined -
questions give them a chance to talk
themselves into your approach, and give you
a chance to show mastery of the subject.

14. 1. Overconsumption
The energy crisis is a result of many different strains on our natural
resources, not just one. There is a strain on fossil fuels such as oil, gas and
coal due to overconsumption – which then in turn can put a strain on
our water and oxygen resources by causing pollution.

15. 2. Overpopulation
Another cause of the crisis has been the steady increase in the world’s
population and its demands for fuel and products. No matter what type
of food or products you choose to use – from fairtrade and organic to
those made from petroleum products in a sweatshop – not one of them
is made or transported without a significant drain on our energy
resources.

16. 3. Poor Infrastructure
Aging infrastructure of power generating equipment is yet another
reason for energy shortage. Most of the energy producing firms keep on
using outdated equipment that restricts the production of energy. It is
the responsibility of utilities to keep on upgrading the infrastructure and
set a high standard of performance.

17. 4. Unexplored Renewable
Energy Options
Renewable energy still remains unused is most of the countries. Most of
the energy comes from non-renewable sources like coal. It still remains
the top choice to produce energy. Unless we give renewable energy a
serious thought, the problem of energy crisis cannot be solved.
Renewable energy sources can reduce our dependance on fossil fuels
and also helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

18. 5. Delay in Commissioning of
Power Plants
In few countries, there is a significant delay in commissioning of new
power plants that can fill the gap between demand and supply of
energy. The result is that old plants come under huge stress to meet the
daily demand for power. When supply doesn’t matches demand, it
results in load shedding and breakdown.

19. 6. Wastage of Energy
In most parts of the world, people do not realize the importance of
conserving energy. Unless we give it a serious thought, things are not
going to change anytime sooner. Simple things like switching off fans
and lights when not in use, using maximum daylight, walking instead of
driving for short distances, using CFL instead of traditional bulbs, proper
insulation for leakage of energy can go a long way in saving energy.

20. 7. Poor Distribution System
Frequent tripping and breakdown are result of a poor distribution
system.

21. 8. Major Accidents and
Natural Calamities
Major accidents like pipeline burst and natural calamities like eruption of
volcanoes, floods, earthquakes can also cause interruptions to energy
supplies. The huge gap between supply and demand of energy can raise
the price of essential items which can give rise to inflation.

22. 9. Wars and Attacks
Wars between countries can also hamper supply of energy especially if it
happens in Middle East countries like Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Kuwait,
UAE or Qatar. That’s what happened during 1990 Gulf war when price of
oil reached its peak causing global shortages and created major
problem for energy consumers Our electricity market struggles to
handle energy demand in times of extreme stress.

23. 10. Miscellaneous Factors
Tax hikes, strikes, military coup, political events, severe hot summers or
cold winters can cause sudden increase in demand of energy and can
choke supply. A strike by unions in an oil producing firm can definitely
cause an energy crisis.

24. Contact us
Testlab Corp.
701 S Carson St, Suite 200
Carson City, NV, 89701
info@testlabtechnologies.com
www.testlabtechnologies.com