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THE PROTOTYPE MINI AIRCON

DATUIN, APRILYN D.
SEBASTIAN, JADE E.
LARUBIS, ELAYZA MAY D.
LERIN, PJ

A Prototype Outline Submitted to the Senior High Department of St.Luke’s


Institute, Incorporated, Kabacan, Cotabato in Partial Fulfillment of the
Requirements in General Physics II

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING AND MATHEMATICS


MAY 2024

INTRODUCTION

Introducing the DIY mini air conditioner: A do-it yourself mini air conditioner is a

portable cooling appliance that people can construct themselves with easily

accessible parts and materials. Usually intended to cool small spaces or

individual areas, these DIY air conditioners provide a cost-effective and

adaptable substitute for conventional cooling systems. They are popular for use

in offices, dorm rooms, camping trips, and other locations where conventional air

conditioning may not be available or practical. They frequently use basic

principles of thermodynamics and airflow to relieve heat. This project delves into

the exciting world of do-it-yourself cooling solutions, looking at the feasibility and

effectiveness of building miniature air conditioning units. This project aims to

empower individuals to design and build their own compact air conditioners,

providing relief form the oppressive heat while encouraging innovation and

sustainability in home cooling solutions.

Method/Procedure

1. Prepare all the materials needed for the project.

2. Prepare the icebox and make a circular holes in it in whatever size the

mini fan is used.


3. Place the mini fan in which part of the icebox it is pierced or belong.

4. Stick the mini fan with stick glue so it doesn’t off right away.

5. Make another hole for the cartoon that was made, so it will serve as an air

passage and use broom for cartoon affinity.

6. Put any kind of plastic inside the icebox for that to serve as an ice

container.

7. Punch a hole in the plastic ice container and put a straw on it so serves as

a drainer for the water from the ice.

8. Put ice in the container and turn on the mini fan.

Result

With the fan running and the ice packs or frozen water bottles, the DIY mini air

conditioner should produce a stream of cool air. While it may not be as powerful

as a commercial air conditioner, it can provide relief from the heat in small

spaces such as a bedroom or office cubicle. Experiment with different

configurations and materials to optimize performance and cooling effectiveness.

Discussion

1.Popularity has grown for do-it-yourself mini air conditioners because they are

easy to make, inexpensive, and provide the satisfaction of creating something

functional. They provide people with an innovative way to solve the problem of
cooling during hot weather or in small spaces without having to rely on pricey

commercial units.

2. Building a mini aircon on your own can be a really instructive experience. It

enables people to gain a practical understanding of the fundamentals of

engineering , electronics, and thermodynamics

3. If a DIY mini aircon is made with recycled materials or uses less energy than a

traditional unit, it may be more environmentally friendly than a traditional unit. DIY

projects encourage reusing and being creative , which leads to a more

sustainable way of living.

Site

air conditioner, n. (2023). Oxford English Dictionary. Retrieved from:

https://doi.org/10.1093/oed/7620412217 Low-energy aircon wins national

cleantech competition. (1974). ECOS. Retrieved from:

https://doi.org/10.1071/ec11076
Appendices
A. Exhibits
TOP FRONT

SIDES

BACK
B. Cost breakdown per materials

MATERIALS COST

ICEBOX 95

FAN 280

GLUE GUN 100

STICK GLUE 10

PAMASAHE 250

PRINT 20

TOTAL: ₱ 755

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