Generation of Electricity from Speed-Breakers
The document proposes a method to generate electricity from the potential energy of vehicles passing over speed bumps. Speed bumps cause vehicles to compress, and this compression could be used to power generators through mechanisms that convert the reciprocating motion into rotational motion. The generated electricity could power street lights, helping to address Pakistan's increasing energy demand and gap between energy production and consumption. Key advantages include using an untapped renewable resource, requiring minimal space and maintenance, and producing pollution-free power. Calculations estimate a single speed bump could generate over 10kW of electricity over 24 hours from passing vehicles.