Washing machine water pump as a generator

Washing machine water pump as a generator 80w
Ran by motor at 24v

[@redesign3dp]

Nice demo. It sure paints a clear picture about the difference between conventional and alternative energy systems.

[@kenergy1707]

Thanks buddy! Yes that’s for sure !

[@McFlysGaming]

You need to use a Dremel and go pass 300v. Yours only went to 70v but can achieve 300v+. After shorting the wires it will go pass 340v but unable to extract the voltage. My fluke has an amp reader and it show to have 17 amp at 340v+ , I’m not sure if the fluke is reading it correctly. Ps: don’t touch both wires at the same time… shocks the hell out of you. You can touch one side but not both.

[@samsien9105]

on 3:16 you add a diot or capacitor with second bulb that why it dem maybe, try 6000rpm motor if, my I dear change from bushing to bearing on that motor it run last longer .

[@Edmorbus]

Good work Thanks for sharing your work

[@kenergy1707]

Thanks buddy

[@Edmorbus]

@@kenergy1707 Thanks

[@maglectric3624]

It seems like no matter what type of a generator the motor is connected to as a prime mover, the additional power consumption defeats the purpose. But when the load is a fan or a water pump or even another motor it works quite well. So, instead of using this washing machine motor as a generator, could the output going from the capacitor to the light bulb instead be used to run it as a motor, with the shafts still connected, would the power draw for your motor be reduced.

[@kenergy1707]

So true! Yes it would just need a dc motor the water pump is AC

[@roshanmathew9443]

How abt adding ur scr dump on the load side let's have that in ur next video chk if phase correction of the cap is required ie 90/180/360 ie 1,2,3,4 caps w low resistance to cut frequency of dumping Nd changing the voltage ie increasing cap voltage helps in series voltage divides of the cap so.. Here ur voltage is to low 4theload

[@kenergy1707]

Yes it is because the generator has lenz slows the Rpms down

[@energydreamer5347]

Good share - once that bulb was attached and the energy demand was applied, it changed things for the RPMs! What would happen if you attempted to charge a cap with the water machine pump and then powered a bulb from the cap?

[@kenergy1707]

Thanks ! It’s funny the motor outputs more than the generator It still loads the generator even in a capacitor

[@vadim82p]

Are there magnets on the motor rotor?

[@kenergy1707]

No permanent magnets on rotor only mild steel

[@Edmorbus]

how is the vacuum motor wired can you share the schematics

[@kenergy1707]

It’s the same as the one you used with a bedini output

[@Edmorbus]

Thanks