The dance floor produces electricity

A new nightclub at King's Cross (UK) can produce electricity by taking advantage of energy from the footsteps of people on the dance floor.

Here, you will not be served alcoholic drinks but only organic drinks such as tea, flavored water. Not only that, the reusable water system is used for the toilets and all the electricity for the amusement park can be produced.

Although the entrance fee is £ 10, those who come to the club by cycling, walking or by public transport will be free.

This eco-friendly nightclub will open in London on July 10. Its owner is billionaire Andrew Charalambous, and also runs the Club4Climate organization.

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Charalambous hopes to use this new form of play to encourage young people to pay more attention to environmental issues."There is no better way to reach young people through their favorite places as clubs." - He said - "Our goal is to open an environmentally friendly and attractive nightclub door. more and more people are interested in protecting the Earth as well. '

It is known that special dance floors can produce up to 60% of the building's electricity consumption.

The dance floor is designed with many springs and spaces below. The gaps when pressed will produce a small amount of electricity, this process is called piezoelectric phenomenon.

When the jumper's legs move up and down, the middle of the jump subsides, the energy is supplied to the battery nearby. The batteries will constantly be charged due to floor movement and generate electricity for the building.