Selection of material for wind generator

[electrous]

sir i am tying to make a wind electricity generator, but i am confused about selection of material that i have to use for the project.
can hysterisis loop help me? how? what the graph will show to me?
please explain. the use of steal magnet will make my generator light and more efficient or copper will make it so?

 

[Danger]

I'm a bit confused by the question. Do you mean that you're actually building the generator itself rather than just incorporating a pre-made one into your design?
Anyhow, there's no such thing as a copper magnet, so that part of the question doesn't really apply. You could use rare-earth magnets for better efficiency, but I don't expect that the return would be worth the expense.

 

[ravenprp]

Selecting the right material for your wind generator is crucial for its performance and durability. There are a few factors to consider when choosing materials, such as strength, weight, and cost.

One important consideration is the design of the blades. The material used for the blades should be lightweight yet strong enough to withstand the force of the wind. Some common materials used for wind turbine blades are fiberglass, carbon fiber, and wood.

For the generator itself, the choice of material depends on the type of generator you are using. If you are using a permanent magnet generator, then choosing the right magnet is important. In this case, a hysterisis loop can help you determine the magnetic properties of different materials and choose the most suitable one for your generator. The graph will show the relationship between the applied magnetic field and the resulting magnetization of the material.

In terms of efficiency, both steel and copper can be good choices for the generator. Steel is a good conductor of electricity and is cheaper compared to copper, but it is heavier. Copper, on the other hand, is a better conductor and is lighter, but it is more expensive. It is important to consider the overall cost and weight of the generator when making this decision.

In conclusion, the selection of materials for your wind generator should be based on the specific design and requirements of your project. Conducting thorough research and consulting with experts can help you make an informed decision.