Development of an integrated solar panel fan with STEAM

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Over time, the use of fossil energy in everyday life is increasing. One effort can be made to replace fossil fuels with other renewable fuels, such as solar energy. The STEAM integrated solar panel fan development aims to analyze the STEAM concept in solar panel fans, analyze solar panel fans to reduce the use of fossil fuels and analyze the fan propeller speed obtained from the solar panels used. The research used the ADDIE Model and literature studies from Google Scholar and other journals. The trial was carried out at the researcher's house by manipulating the weather, time of day, and the magnitude of sunlight. Based on the research, it was found that the STEAM integrated solar panel fan can be used properly. Fans using energy sources from sunlight can reduce the consumption of fossil fuels and are environmentally friendly. The speed of the fan blades constantly changes based on weather conditions and time of use. Fans can work optimally in sunny weather and high magnitudes of sunlight, usually during the day.

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Lestari, S. A., Sunarti, T., Suprapto, N., Hariyono, E., Prahani, B. K., Wibowo, F. C., & Sanjaya, L. A. (2024). Development of an integrated solar panel fan with STEAM. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 3116). American Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0210512

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