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Big applause for the team. 00:00:30
Twins like mine. 00:00:43
Parents of the twins here. 00:00:45
I was going to give them a trophy to your parents. 00:00:49
Are you ready? 00:00:53
Yes? 00:00:55
Well, my friends, the stage is yours. 00:00:56
Remember, enjoy. 00:00:59
Big applause and let's do it. 00:01:00
Good morning. 00:01:08
We come from Gonzalo Fernandez de Córdoba School to show you the Green Hydro Ship. 00:01:09
Did you know that there are 19,000 Icaruses in the world? 00:01:14
Did you know that the 15 biggest pollutants mass up to 760 million cars on the planet? 00:01:18
The port of Algeciras is the first Spanish port in terms of wood trapping. 00:01:24
According to various sources, there have been some anarchism of Icaruses 00:01:27
placing those pollutants more close to the atmosphere. 00:01:31
This is causing the formation of combustion particles falling to the sea. 00:01:34
Some years ago, the Guardian published an impressive fact. 00:01:38
A single ship sailing across our seas may release the same amount of carbon dioxide as 50 million cars. 00:01:41
In fact, as many scientific studies suggest, the European Commission estimates that sea's pollutant emissions 00:01:46
cost 50,000 premature deaths and 60 billion euros of health expenses in the European Union annually. 00:01:51
Apart from carbon dioxide, these ships release various pollutants that contribute to global warming. 00:01:56
The World Cargo Fleet emits 450,000 tons of carbon dioxide, a gas that impacts the greenhouse effect. 00:02:00
We wanted to design a ship that the endemic will have respect cases and the end harm our health or the environment. 00:02:05
When we started to investigate we realized that most of the anticonvention hydrogen has the field of the future. 00:02:11
To the side of our project we have used the 3D printer of our school. 00:02:16
Thanks to the help of biologist Elena González-Burón we started to do research on the use of hydrogen as a fuel and also its advantages and disadvantages. 00:02:20
The main advantage of hydrogen is that it is the most available source of energy on our planet, so we wouldn't risk running out of it. 00:02:32
On the other hand, it is a very clean fuel and poses no threat to our planet. 00:02:39
Regarding its disadvantages, we found it on nature, but we don't find it in a pure state. 00:02:42
It is mixed up with other substances and it requires complex processes to separate it. 00:02:47
We tried to find the ideal way to obtain hydrogen and we concluded that the best way was directly from water, 00:02:51
a substance that makes 70% of our planet. 00:02:57
But we have focused on how to take it directly from water as our motive is going to travel in it. 00:02:59
This process is called electrolysis and consists basically of breaking the water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen sequentially. 00:03:04
Thanks to the research done by Stanford University, it is now possible to produce hydrogen from marine water. 00:03:11
The researchers found a way to avoid the marine water components from breaking the submerged channel, reducing the metal decomposition and protecting the atoms through electrolysis. 00:03:17
To test all that, we built an environmentally friendly cargo ship. 00:03:25
This ship should also be able to generate hydrogen fuel using solar energy, salt water and electrodes. 00:03:29
This ship is called the Rachel Hill set. It has two functions, electrolysis and hydrolysis. 00:03:35
To design our building, we have used the 3D printer of our school. 00:03:42
We have created a model boat as part of the policy to build the different types of propellers. 00:03:46
Vertical axis propellers, jet or excavator ones. 00:03:51
With these patterns, we could easily collect water coming into the ship to produce hydrogen. 00:03:54
Our ship has a central part with two endings. 00:04:00
We have placed electrical battery in an upper compartment so we can get wet. 00:04:04
Also, in the future, it will be an accumulator that collects the hydrogen produced. 00:04:08
Everything works thanks to an Arduino board. 00:04:12
Board becomes some core 2.0 that controls the energy and the inner parts of our ship. 00:04:14
This board connects to our mobile phone via Bluetooth thanks to an app we have created with App Inventor that allows us to still respond. 00:04:19
Every button sends word signals and our board takes action on receiving them. 00:04:26
For example, when pressing the app arrow, our app sends the word move forward and on receiving that order, our board will make the two engines move forward. 00:04:30
Our board has been programmed with big block as you can see here. 00:04:38
On receiving each word signal, our board will take action. 00:04:42
action we have taken into account that the engines are facing the same way we're getting them to turn 00:04:45
you can see our ship works very well you can come here and try it 00:04:49
big applause to me okay so while they're getting to work 00:05:06
you guys did extraordinarily well wow i mean you went a little bit over time okay my colleagues 00:05:23
there were like you're going over time it's like you know what i have to push so many startups 00:05:31
because they went over time and you were six of you and you did incredibly well with the prototypes 00:05:35
perfect english so please fantastic okay so we have victor here who's gonna be your feedback 00:05:42
giver the feedback whisperer victor all yours so how do you feel now good happy 00:06:00
Are you happy? Nervous? Still nervous? You're finished already. 00:06:08
So I think that you should feel very proud of yourselves. 00:06:14
You've done an incredible job presenting, making the prototype, having the idea, working as a team. 00:06:18
I think you made a fantastic job today, but during the last months I think that you've done incredibly well. 00:06:26
So, in first place, I would like to give you a big round of applause for all of you. 00:06:35
I watched the video three times in order to be able to understand what you were saying, 00:06:41
because I was completely lost. I'm an accountant, so my IQ might be much lower than yours, for sure. 00:06:55
So, what I mean is that you are incredibly intelligent that, I don't know about Stanford, 00:07:02
but MIT might be looking after your CV very, very soon. 00:07:09
So if you want to apply, let's go and do it. 00:07:14
Something that Alex said is that you have to persevere, 00:07:18
and that is very, very inspiring to everyone. 00:07:21
I think that one thing is to have idea, 00:07:25
and the other thing is to execute. 00:07:28
And for a project like this, 00:07:31
and with the whole life that you're gonna have, 00:07:33
it would be very important that you keep pushing, 00:07:35
that you keep trying, and that no matter what happens, 00:07:38
you keep standing up and you move towards your goal, 00:07:42
because you are incredibly intelligent. 00:07:46
With regards to feedback on things that I think 00:07:50
that you could improve going forward, 00:07:54
in relation to the speech, one thing that perhaps 00:07:56
you can try to do is say less things, 00:07:59
and in order for people to get the message, 00:08:03
and the message that you want people to listen to. 00:08:07
And you've done a fantastic job, 00:08:11
but you didn't say a lot of things, 00:08:14
especially with numbers. 00:08:16
It's very difficult for someone 00:08:17
that is trying to understand what you're saying. 00:08:19
You speak very, very, very speedy. 00:08:21
It's very difficult to get it. 00:08:24
And Victor, I'm gonna take the whip on you. 00:08:28
Sure, please. 00:08:31
See, he's going over time. 00:08:33
Sure. 00:08:35
And table of savings. I think that something that you could have shown is a table of savings in comparison to the current methods of cargo. 00:08:37
But the idea is brilliant. There have been a lot of generations that we have not taken care of the environment. 00:08:47
And I think that your idea could bring a lot of value to the world. So thank you very much. 00:08:54
As expert of energy and innovation, I have to say that you choose the future. 00:09:00
Energy is absolutely the future, and even so, the European Commission is putting a lot 00:09:17
of money on it, so congratulations for choosing this idea. 00:09:21
Very good! 00:09:25
Thank you very much! 00:09:27
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12
Fecha:
30 de abril de 2024 - 15:34
Visibilidad:
Público
Centro:
CP INF-PRI GONZALO FERNANDEZ DE CORDOBA
Duración:
09′ 46″
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1.78:1
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Tamaño:
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