World's Simplest Thermoelectric Generator

This small thermoelectric power generator is possible to move 2 high power motors.
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この極めてシンプルな構造の温度差発電装置には１枚のペルチェ素子（40×40）が使われております。
お湯に浮かべて水を注ぐと発電してモーターを動かすことが出来ます。

[@MultiMinecarft]

most natural energy: a piece of wood

[@Qwalt1]

What if a disaster happened and powerlines went down but not water?

[@divyanshusingh1847]

Maybe cool

[@megchannel4601]

27-03-2021

[@ioikas]

Mé at 27 3 2021 please mi instagram ioikas im slovak

[@richaagarwal8787]

Show how to make.
Taking use of water as a conductor.

[@OlemVolle]

Does this create hydrogen gas for the electricity? 2H² + O² -> 2H²O + energy?

[@lmoamenl]

لا

[@lmoamenl]

١١ سنه انت عندك كم سنه

[@anuraktaengthong7247]

Wake up it’s 15/8/2024

[@Cosmoblah77]

you can just pour water into it instead

[@hano_o6807]

А я на русском говорю ха

[@jibranmukhtar1]

i dint understand its mechanism

[@Reptokid101]

how to make it

[@muhammadsyahrulsyam2871]

bagus banget saya terinsipirasi langsung terima kasih

[@James-tc3ds]

apaan lo ?

[@iBurnedEverything]

what about the money that channels make through their own decisions to feature adverts at the start of their videos? i know people with small channels, less than 100,000 total views who still get like $50 bucks a month, from youtube. if you don't believe in "youtube money" then you clearly haven't done your research

[@estantaya]

natural energy -.-

[@Fancylooks]

But those annoying ads make RUclips possible!

[@a0937476611]

Wake up it's 2023

[@cpmv]

Hile

[@ege6880]

hi im coming from 2022

[@PurePragma]

That's why for non-demonstration purposes, you do not use generated energy to power your thermoelectric generator, you use heat that is available freely (lava, geysers, etc.) or excess heat generated by other ineffecient processes that would otherwise just be discarded into the atmosphere or cooling fluids.

[@OttoriavonBish-marcke]

Just 77 comments

[@bozimmerman]

I feel so bad for engineers, and engineering in general. They just get no respect at all.
There is no science here, folks. No one is making observations about the natural world in order to develop hypothesis which they will then develop experiments to test the hypothesis. The guy in this video did not build this thing to increase the total of human knowledge about the universe and the stuff in it.
This is engineering, or the application of human knowledge to solve problems.

[@fabiom.8952]

I assume it's a Peltier cell. The water in the sink and coming from the tap must be at different temperatures and the cell is generating current using the heat flowing from one face to the other

[@jtt_kk2228]

So long 8 years

[@mafzat]

seen just like you"r switching the circuit by the water tuch as a connector....
if not show us the truth .thank`s.

400 Litros despues...

[@ZanzzProject]

Kekdk

[@MONSX1233]

Hi 2021 is here

[@gravityisweak]

Now take that and install it in the drain of your shower. Every time you shower you can get some electricity.

[@abrahemalaosi8073]

Im from 2022

[@huseyinkaraarslan150]

2021 hello

[@ericmorac3468]

Me vale

[@kreeeemy]

Electricity, sink, and emo kids. seems like a recipe for disaster.

[@p__--]

Eh???
Can't see anything... :-(

[@nickmagrick7702]

possible end of the world senario for a very specific circumstance?

[@SuperQuickTurtle]

Then you spend money on the water so it's not worth it? -.~?

[@fire69hawk]

Is this perpetual motion? Or an Energy loss system over time? Or an energy gain system over time? Hopefully you get back to me with an answer.

[@BagmanJohnJo]

Energy loss, always. But in theory it'd be a complete loss without harnessing some of the heat so

[@lawl114]

i soldered the output of a electric motor to the input of a MV electricity generator. 1/4 of the power goes to the motor, the rest goes to what ever i need that requires 250 volts to operate with. like my computer.

[@shrabjeetyadav6041]

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[@dbtwiztid]

why didnt you just make a tiny turbine or some shit.

[@Bartsadam2009]

maybe because its hanging right over the bathtub???

[@billseigs]

but get hundreds of youtube money so it worth it

[@MetalDroppedN]

simple but impractical design

[@skaterkc1]

doesnt look very simple to me.

[@blitzkriegpacitogaming2127]

When uranium runs out:

[@jaishritailor8360]

how to mack this

[@anneliesecawthon6050]

somethings not right

[@MetalDroppedN]

impractical design

[@MetalDroppedN]

impractical design

[@DjBlokZtaR]

soo its a fan?

[@kixty9]

I can't understand what was done in the video.

[@yasyasmarangoz3577]

really?

[@5ny7]

And you want to know this WHY? :0)

[@DIO-2775]

5ny7 hi kid from 7 years ago I hope u are doing well

[@pardeevreddy6655]

This is where it all started ....!👍👍👍

[@rvpsmdsk]

bhahahaha

[@fajarsuryantoro7025]

なるほどね

[@ix2809]

仕組みが分からないw

[@RomanZerstoren]

"How i use to dry my hair after shower"

[@Mississippiking03]

Get a power outage, I bet you this idea pops up in your mind! You can innovate to get running water. How about 2 Kentwood water jugs, one filling the other as it empties.

[@seanmcc96]

this is an interesting idea, if you could power two electric motors, could one not be used to pump water out of the sink and back into the generator, creating a self sufficient system that requires no new water, but generates enough power to drive the second motor

[@BagmanJohnJo]

No

[@squidwardDK]

Is it a peltier element between warm water (below) and cold water (on top)???

[@michaelhinson4995]

Do you know how many unnatural substances have been broken down near my sink?

[@FenniRs]

That would be a really interesting way to power something it you made it so that it would recycle the water and re use it instead of the sink always running

[@BagmanJohnJo]

No, the water comes out cooler than it went in until eventually it produces nothing

[@Ugenetic]

took 10 times the power to heat water from 20 to 52. GG

[@TheDrivenMind]

Yes, you can, and it has been done :)

[@TheBuffalochill]

"high power motors" ;-)

[@BrunoMSilva]

leave the Weed :)

[@insymclips2464]

Quality 100