The energy that we have

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Diego Bueno Oenning

Presentation submitted to "Cuanta energía tienes?"Program of International Power GDF Suez Latin America.

like an atom...

..., but we are made of atoms

If we...
...are made...
...of atoms,
We can...
...produce...

... Energy!

How can we
do it?

Let me show you an exemple...

Passion that moves...

...a nation and...

...the heart of people!

Passion that makes
people...

...to cheer for theirs teams.
...shout out.

Energy that can be
provided to the
Stadium!

Isn’t it great?

We can generate
energy
from everywhere...

...Train Stations

...Bus ...Roads
Stations
...Malls
...Gyms

...Dance Clubs

Anywhere with a
large group of people
moving!

And this is possible
by

Piezoelectricity
Piezo
Metal Disk

See more on
howstuffworks.com
http://goo.gl/BAsQ5

!ank y"!

Diego Bueno Oenning
Florianópolis - SC
Brazil

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The energy that we have

1. W e The Energy that I have

2. Where does energy come from?

3. Energy comes from... ...little things!

4. So small that... ... we can’t see

5. like an atom... ..., but we are made of atoms

6. If we... ...are made... ...of atoms, We can... ...produce... ... Energy!

7. How can we do it? Let me show you an exemple...

8. Brasil! The country of samba and...

9. Soccer

10. Soccer... National Passion!

11. Passion that moves... ...a nation and... ...the heart of people!

12.

13. Passion that makes people... ...to cheer for theirs teams. ...shout out.

14. When the ball enters the goal...

15. They jump... ...a lot!

16. If you can capture this energy...

17. You can generate Eletrical Energy!

18. Energy that can be provided to the Stadium! Isn’t it great?

19. 1 step can provide energy to...

20. ...turn on 2 60 W lamps...

21. 1 ...for second!

22. Think about 30 thousand...

23. ...people jumping... ...together!

24. We can generate energy from everywhere...

25. ...Train Stations ...Bus ...Roads Stations ...Malls ...Gyms ...Dance Clubs

26. Anywhere with a large group of people moving!

27. And this is possible by Piezoelectricity Piezo Metal Disk

28. See more on howstuffworks.com http://goo.gl/BAsQ5

29. !ank y"! Diego Bueno Oenning Florianópolis - SC Brazil

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