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Consumption of energy and its demand is increasing constantly. There are various ways to generate energy. Non-renewable energy sources are in high demand, which causes harmful effects on the atmosphere. So environmentally friendly energy sources are very much required. Recently various researchers have been working towards green and environment friendly renewable energy causes. Energy generation from renewable sources, India is within top five position throughout the world. Support towards enhancement of energy generation by renewable sources has been declared by our Honourable Prime minister. The present work deals with a designed model to generate electricity by utilizing energy from footstep movement and vehicle motion. The designed model consists of a gearing mechanism, lever, and thermoplastic polymer track attachment. Thermoplastic tracks are easy to use because of their easier attachment and smooth surface. It is required to attach our designed system in places where maximum mobility of people and vehicle motions is possible. Generally, the places are national highways, temple roads, mall areas, etc. Due to movements on the track, the pressure energy of the foot and vehicle wheels transfers to rotational energy through the gearing attachments of our designed system. This rotational energy is utilized to rotate the armature of the generator to generate electricity and that electricity is stored in the battery for utilization on demand. The lever arm and thermoplastic track are placed with a 10 mm gap so that when load is applied on the track, the thermoplastic will deflect and the load will be transferred to the lever. Due to the provision of a gearing mechanism in our designed system, less input on the track will produce the required rotation of the generator shaft. Natural walking on the track to harvest energy without disturbing the body is very suitable for the stability of this designed system due to the provision of thermoplastic tracks.

We need energy for transportation, homes, and industry. Energy can be obtained from renewable and non-renewable sources. Non renewable energy sources pollute the air, while renewable energy sources are environment-friendly. Electricity generation from non-convective sources is of great benefit to society. Power generation from solar energy, wind, municipal waste, and energy from one form to another are different types of non-conventional power sources. India is the fourth largest renewable energy country in the world. Recently, the Prime Minister of our country announced the development of renewable energy power plants and advised further exploration of the concept of free energy to strengthen renewable energy entrepreneurs. He also announced incentives from the Opportunity Energy Sector and the Free Energy Centre. concept. Currently, many countries are using technology to develop energy. In this study, we developed a model that converts pressure energy into electricity. Pressure energy is generated by the movement of people and vehicles. This pressure energy is converted into electricity through several engineered paths and systems. This study presents details of the designed system and its working principle. The system we developed works with a lever and gear mechanism and offers a new path to the sustainable development of clean energy harvesting. Walking naturally on a path that gathers energy without disturbing the body is the primary reason for the stability of this engineered system.

Maximum family members in India are using traditional stoves to prepare their three meals per day. Generally, raw wood, cow dung and rice husk are the main fuels for running traditional stoves. Due to improper design of conventional stoves, incomplete combustion of fuel occurs which creates air pollution. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that about 4 million people die prematurely each year from diseases caused by indoor air pollution caused by inefficient eating practices. The survey also found that 60% to 70% of rural women are suffering from throat cancer and most of them are respiratory system problem. Accordingly, the AYUSH Department of the Government of India found that most of the deaths during the Corona period were due to failure of the respiratory system. To solve the problem of air pollution from traditional home stoves. We have developed a smokeless stove that uses wood as primary fuel and superheated steam as secondary fuel. Due to supply of hot steam, the built-in stove is used for household and community purposes. The main objective of this work is to establish complete combustion of fuel, provide a smoke free environment and thereby reduce health hazards in rural households, especially among women.