1. Perry’s Windmill -Alyssa Schroder- -Christina Fraser- -Tiffany Blevins- -Zack Henley-

2. Materials – Wood ($11.19) Total = $39.12 – Wire ($6.59) – Magnets ($8.00) – Paint ($4.00) – Glue ($1.99) – Screws ($.40) – Metal bar ($2.97) – Epoxy ($3.98)

3. Design Generator We connected two magnets to a rod which rested in a wooden box. Approximately 600 feet of wire are wrapped around the box to collect the magnetic field. Windmill We connected five wooden propeller blades to the rod connected to the magnets. Which spin the magnets creating the magnetic field.

4. Windmill Design Side View Top view

5. Construction Issues How to spin the magnets? What size magnets? Which way to wrap the wire? What materials to use? Size of propeller blades?

6. Power & Effeciency V fan = 20 mph, 8.9408 m/s A =.05067 m V = 5.2987 Volts P Potential = ½ pAV 3 P Potential = ½ (1.204)(.05067)(8.9408 3 ) = 22.1813 Watts Effeciency = (Actual)/(Potential) x 100 = (.56/22.1813) x 100 = 2.525 % P actual = I x V P actual =.56 Watts

7. Conclusion Generators are not as hard as they look Getting the right materials is key Using a magnetic field to generate electricity is simple and fairly easy.