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- A young researcher from Narasannapeta in Srikakulam district, Maheswaram Bhanu Chandhar, has entered the International Book of Records for building a wind turbine that stands eight millimetres tall and weighs one gram.
- The tiny turbine was made from copper sheets, a small DC motor and a dab of enamel paint, and it spins without a sound.
- The International Book of Records recognised the turbine as an innovative project and presented Mr. Bhanu Chandhar a certificate for a world record.
- He teaches in the Electrical and Electronics Engineering department at Sri Sivani College of Engineering in Chilakapalem, where colleagues congratulated him on the achievement.
- The recognition matters because the functional micro-turbine could be useful in space technology and robotics, and it highlights ongoing research into green energy.
What to watch next
- Further research on the micro wind turbine project that the researcher has said he will continue.
- Practical applications of the turbine in space technology and robotics.
- Future research and teaching plans on green energy and renewable energy systems.
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Maheswaram Bhanu Chandhar
young researcher
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“The tiny turbine is functional and useful in space technology and robotics in future. I will continue further research on the project”
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…teaches in the Electrical and Electronics Engineering department at Sri Sivani College of Engineering in Chilakapalem, Srikakulam district, where the management and his colleagues congratulated him on the recognition. “ The tiny turbine is functional and useful in space technology and robotics in future. I will continue further research on the project ,” he told The Hindu. His research has centred on smart grids and renewable energy systems. “I intend to conduct extensive research on green energy in the future and share that knowledge with students,” he said.…
“I intend to conduct extensive research on green energy in the future and share that knowledge with students”
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…turbine is functional and useful in space technology and robotics in future. I will continue further research on the project,” he told The Hindu. His research has centred on smart grids and renewable energy systems. “ I intend to conduct extensive research on green energy in the future and share that knowledge with students ,” he said. Published - September 17, 2026 12:46 pm IST…
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- Researcher from Srikakulam world record recognition· immediate
- Micro-renewable energy research technology validation· longer
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