Calculate Power Produced by Cycle Dynamo

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To calculate the power produced by a cycle dynamo connected to a turbine driven by water vortex force, one must determine the rotational speed (RPM) of the turbine. The power output can be calculated using the formula P = τ × ω, where P is power in watts, τ is torque in newton-meters, and ω is angular velocity in radians per second. Understanding the relationship between torque and RPM is essential for accurate power calculations in this context.

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Can anyone tell me how to determine the power produced by cycle dynamo?

Let's say I am doing the project which use the water vortex force to push the turbine and above of the rotation shaft connected to the dynamo. So that i can determine the rpm, how could i calculate the power ? Any formula can help me to find out the power?


this link is about the water vortex power plant

Hope u all can help me :(
 
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