Magniwork
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Table of Contents Introduction ...................................................... 8 1. How to Reduce Energy Consumption .......... 11 Stand By Energy Consumption Charts: .......... 14 2. How Does Grid Systems Work ..................... 19 Portable Power Source System ..................... 20 Grid-Intertied Power Source System ............. 21 Grid-intertied solarpower system with battery backup ........................................................... 22 Off Grid Power System .................................. 23 The Units of the System ................................ 24 3. From Where to Get the Materials ............... 29 4. Equipment ................................................... 31 6. Construction ................................................36 7. Gallery ......................................................... 43
Chapter: Introduction
5. How the Generator Functions ..................... 33
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8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ............. 46 9. Minimizing Our Oil Dependency.................. 52 10. Free Energy Generators on a Larger Scale. 55
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DISCLAIMER Pleasetake care when working on any of the projects outlined within this manual. By reading this manual you agree to that you are responsible for your own actions. Magniwork will not be held accountable for any loss or injuries.
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“All truth goes through three phases. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violentlyopposed. Third, it is accepted as being self evident.” Arthur Schopenhauer
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Since the world is gradually slipping into a energy crisis, it is of utmost importance for us to reduce our dependency on the sources of energy which are nonrenewable. Clean Renewable sources of energy are those sources which arerecurring meaning when you produce energy you don’t exhaust any resources. Several examples of renewable energy are solar energy, hydro or water energy, and wind energy. These sources of energy are freely available in our environment, and are often overlooked and unused. We need to take advantage of these sources of energy, thus we will make a step towards energy independence. Solar energy i.e theEnergy from the sun is the most abundant energy available on our planet. We should take
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advantage of this energy. By implementing a system which uses the solar energy to power our homes, we will reduce
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our power bills significantly and also contribute to a greener planet. Water or Hydro Energy is an fairly effective source of clean renewable energy,and it is mostly produced on a large scale, meaning a lot of investment and time is put into building systems which will produce energy from water. The downside of hydro energy sources is that it is implausible for an average person to implement it in his home. Wind Energy Sources have existed for more than 2000 years, they have been used for tasks such as pumping water in the past, as the worldhas been industrialized, wind has become a common source for generating energy. Wind Turbines can be easily made and implemented even in individual residences, and can help relieve the power bill, by powering the more conventional
Chapter: Introduction
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power sources. In this book you will learn how to construct another alternative source of energy, which has not reached the
9 mainstream media yet. But with time this energy will be widely accepted and used.
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Chapter: Introduction
1. How to Reduce Energy Consumption
Even right now without a generator, solar panel, or wind turbine you can conserve energy. Before you start using renewable energy here we present some tips that will help you conserve energy now, and produce more in the future....
Magniwork
Table of Contents Introduction ...................................................... 8 1. How to Reduce Energy Consumption .......... 11 Stand By Energy Consumption Charts: .......... 14 2. How Does Grid Systems Work ..................... 19 Portable Power Source System ..................... 20 Grid-Intertied Power Source System ............. 21 Grid-intertied solarpower system with battery backup ........................................................... 22 Off Grid Power System .................................. 23 The Units of the System ................................ 24 3. From Where to Get the Materials ............... 29 4. Equipment ................................................... 31 6. Construction ................................................36 7. Gallery ......................................................... 43
Chapter: Introduction
5. How the Generator Functions ..................... 33
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8. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ............. 46 9. Minimizing Our Oil Dependency.................. 52 10. Free Energy Generators on a Larger Scale. 55
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Chapter: Introduction
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DISCLAIMER Pleasetake care when working on any of the projects outlined within this manual. By reading this manual you agree to that you are responsible for your own actions. Magniwork will not be held accountable for any loss or injuries.
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Chapter: Introduction
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Chapter: Introduction
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“All truth goes through three phases. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violentlyopposed. Third, it is accepted as being self evident.” Arthur Schopenhauer
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Chapter: Introduction
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Chapter: Introduction
Introduction
Since the world is gradually slipping into a energy crisis, it is of utmost importance for us to reduce our dependency on the sources of energy which are nonrenewable. Clean Renewable sources of energy are those sources which arerecurring meaning when you produce energy you don’t exhaust any resources. Several examples of renewable energy are solar energy, hydro or water energy, and wind energy. These sources of energy are freely available in our environment, and are often overlooked and unused. We need to take advantage of these sources of energy, thus we will make a step towards energy independence. Solar energy i.e theEnergy from the sun is the most abundant energy available on our planet. We should take
Chapter: Introduction
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advantage of this energy. By implementing a system which uses the solar energy to power our homes, we will reduce
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our power bills significantly and also contribute to a greener planet. Water or Hydro Energy is an fairly effective source of clean renewable energy,and it is mostly produced on a large scale, meaning a lot of investment and time is put into building systems which will produce energy from water. The downside of hydro energy sources is that it is implausible for an average person to implement it in his home. Wind Energy Sources have existed for more than 2000 years, they have been used for tasks such as pumping water in the past, as the worldhas been industrialized, wind has become a common source for generating energy. Wind Turbines can be easily made and implemented even in individual residences, and can help relieve the power bill, by powering the more conventional
Chapter: Introduction
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power sources. In this book you will learn how to construct another alternative source of energy, which has not reached the
9 mainstream media yet. But with time this energy will be widely accepted and used.
Magniwork
10
Chapter: Introduction
1. How to Reduce Energy Consumption
Even right now without a generator, solar panel, or wind turbine you can conserve energy. Before you start using renewable energy here we present some tips that will help you conserve energy now, and produce more in the future....
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