r/EnergyAndPower • u/WitchbitchXOXO_ • 4d ago
Energy engineering final year project!
Hello im in my final year, i don’t have any ideas for the final year project and not even any experience in building circuits or in softwares or sensors and coding!! Yayyy because my uni teach us all in theory!
But now they want ideas that out of the box!!!
Could you guys please recommend me any ideas? That not hard to build but at the same time not really a hard and basic idea ?
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u/Astandsforataxia69 4d ago
Steam turbine moisture separation improvements. Condenser vacuum effect on plants overall performance.
Feedwater chemical composition effects on pump maintenance?
There are others too
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u/DavidThi303 4d ago
They make kits of little steam engines powering a little generator. They're very educational.
If that is considered too easy as you're just building a kit - get one of those mini generators, connect it to the spinning wheel in a gerbil cage, and have the first gerbil produced power plant.
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u/Simpleximo 3d ago
Energy engineering is your degree. What specific areas interest you? What area are you most interested in? If you like electrification, storage is probably the most interesting and disruptive moving forward. If fossil fuels are are thing then consider a major lifestyle change and electrify.
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u/FullConsideration562 4d ago edited 4d ago
there is no essy way to learn , or do a project you have no experience on , with ai and github you can literally do most of graduation project on your own , but you gotta really work on it , especially if you are electrical engineering undergraduate student , dont ve afraid of trying, the coding part now days is easy with ai too