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Salted Chip Cyclone

Salted Chip Cyclone. Matt Fasano Greg Mulkey Victor Smith Leslie Roberts. The Team. Victor Smith Greg Mulkey Matt Fasano Leslie Roberts. How We Made It. Pringles Can 3 Compact Disk 2 Wine Corks Copper Wire Plastic Bobbins 8 Magnets Paper Towel Holder 2 Nails.

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Salted Chip Cyclone

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  1. Salted Chip Cyclone Matt Fasano Greg Mulkey Victor Smith Leslie Roberts

  2. The Team Victor Smith Greg Mulkey Matt Fasano Leslie Roberts

  3. How We Made It • Pringles Can • 3 Compact Disk • 2 Wine Corks • Copper Wire • Plastic Bobbins • 8 Magnets • Paper Towel Holder • 2 Nails

  4. Mechanical Components • Spinning Pringles Can • Spinning Magnets • Rotating Nails • Stationary Paper Towel Holder • Connecting CD for Copper Coils • Linkage of Multiple Coils

  5. Electrical Components • Magnets of Alternating Poles Spin • Pass Over Multiple Coils • Alternating Magnet Poles Creates Alternating Current

  6. Testing Challenges • Collecting Materials • Wire Size • Magnet Pull and Gluing • Wiring • Structure Wobble

  7. Efficiency Calculations • Wind Initial – 41 m/s • 1/2mv^2 • Theoretical - .8405 J/s • Wind Area – 200 mL • Actual - .03623 J/s • Efficiency – 4.3%

  8. Saving The Energy Crisis One Pringles Can At A Time You can’t exactly save the energy crisis with a Pringles can, but it is a cool idea.

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