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ISEF · 2023

Smart Solution for Eco Pollution

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design Fourth Award

Every year millions of saplings were sold in India by the nurseries. Although the saplings contribute to environmental conservation, the black plastic bags in which these saplings grow cause…

ISEF · 2023

Sustainable Gutter Water Energy

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design

Electrical interruptions plague St.Croix and many other Caribbean locations. St.Croix averages two electrical interruptions per property a month. A way to mitigate those interruptions would…

ISEF · 2023

Tesla Turbine: Outdated or Modern Innovation?

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design

The Tesla or bladeless turbine, developed by Nikola Tesla in 1913, has a cost-efficient and simple design. The tangential flow of a fluid and its viscosity interacting with the turbine’s dis…

ISEF · 2023

The Solubility of Noble Gases in Molten Salts

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design

The molten salt reactor (MSR) has garnered renewed interest as an alternative nuclear power technology due to their greater electrical-generation efficiency as compared to conventional Light…

ISEF · 2023

Tracking vs. Fixed-Angle Solar

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design

The need for large-scale implementation of solar energy served as inspiration for this experiment. When using renewable energy, efficiency must be maximized because it is currently much less…

ISEF · 2022

Electrifying Lake Mud! Part 3

Energy: Sustainable Materials and Design

Over the last two years of research into alternative energy sources using microbial fuel cells (MFC), I have answered the questions of which lake mud and which material generated the most el…

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