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In today’s world, the rising energy demand and depletion of non-renewable resources highlight the need for alternative energy solutions. A significant amount of industrial waste heat is lost, contributing to energy inefficiency and global warming. This project develops a Thermoelectric Generator (TEG) that converts waste heat into electricity using the Seebeck effect. A Peltier module, assisted by a heat element and DC fans, facilitates thermal-to-electrical conversion. An ESP8266 NodeMCU enables real-time monitoring, while a DHT11 sensor measures temperature variations for efficiency optimization. The L298 motor driver controls the DC fans, and a 12V battery stores the generated power for future use. A multi meter analyzes the electrical output. This system supports industrial waste heat recovery, automotive applications, and remote power generation. Future advancements in thermoelectric materials and energy storage can enhance efficiency and scalability. This project demonstrates a promising approach to sustainable energy generation
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4/15/2025
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Double-Blind Peer Review
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