Innovation of darrieus-savonius wind turbine design with quad-axial generator/ Carmelo B. Burce, Nheil T. Cabulera, Rei Marc D. Casanova, Reggie F. David, Rhoubrick B. Idanan, and Mark Angelo C. Serrano.--

Bachelor's thesis

College of Engineering.-- Bachelor of science in electrical engineering: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.

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Electricity is one of the most essential resources consumed in people's daily lives. Electrical energy
provides the power to manufacture nearly everything in the modern world. It enables the operation
of various appliances, machines, and other electrical apparatus. With electricity powering menial
tasks, people now have more time to complete additional tasks, allowing them to advance further
and accomplish in minutes or seconds what would have taken days in the past. Our modern world
has evolved around the assumption of abundant electricity supplies, which can come from diverse
energy sources like solar, wind, and kinetic energy. Without electricity, most people cannot complete
essential tasks, hindering their ability to progress in modern society. The reliance on electricity has
become a fundamental aspect of the advancement and functioning of our modern world. To tackle
the problem, the researchers devised a plan to construct a prototype that would harness electricity
from wind. The prototype incorporates both types of Vertical Axis Wind Turbines (VAWTs)
Savonius and Darrieus Wind Turbine Design. By combining the wind turbine designs and their
blades, as well as incorporating a Quad – axial Generator, the researchers aim to enhance the energy
output derived from the renewable wind resources available in the region.