14-year-old
Duro-Aina Adebola, Akindele Abiola, and Faleke Oluwatoyin, together
with 15-year old Bello Eniola showcased their unique innovation at this
year’s Maker Faire Africa held in Lagos, Nigeria.
The system works
by pouring urine into an electrolytic cell to separate the hydrogen.
The filtered hydrogen then goes into a water filter for purification
where it then be pushed into a gas cylinder. Afterwards, the gas
cylinder pushes hydrogen into a cylinder of liquid borax in order to
remove the moisture from the hydrogen gas. Lastly, the purified hydrogen
gas is then pushed into the generator to provide power to the bulb.
The
girls claim that one liter of urine is enough to power the generator
for six hours. Not bad for an alternative source of electricity! The
urine-powered generator could prove to be useful, especially in Africa,
where power shortages are rampant.
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