Water Turbine Powered Digital Clock

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On this project inline water turbines have been installed on the wastepipes of each handwash station. As the wash station is used, the turbine is activated generating a small power output which powers a digital clock providing a 20 second visual count down.

It is recommended that our hands should be washed for no less than 20 seconds to ensure a thorough clean has been carried out. The digital clock provides a visual count down so that the operatives can continue to maintain a full and thorough clean.

The benefits of this are:

  • Reduction of water consumption so that operatives are not cleaning their hands for too long.
  • Helps operatives understand that 20 seconds can be a reasonable amount of time during washing periods to ensure thorough cleaning.
  • Provides an extra element of security ensuring cleaning regimes are carried out for the correct amount of time.
  • Reduction of power usage, the energy is generated by the water pressure/flow passing through the turbine.
  • Reduction in carbon footprint as no external power supply is required.

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Published 3 August 2020
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