This educational steam turbine kit demonstrates how steam energy is converted into mechanical motion and then into electrical energy. The kit is built for repeated classroom use and provides a clear, hands on way for students to observe the basic principles and applications of steam turbines. Key benefits Clear demonstration of energy conversion: Shows thermal to mechanical to electrical conversion in a single, visible experiment. Easy to use for teaching: Simple setup and operation let instructors focus on the underlying principles rather than complex assembly. Durable and long lasting: glossy finish and sturdy construction resist breakage and deformation and hold up well under normal classroom conditions. Main features Components included: bracket, flask used as a simulation boiler, rubber stopper, alcohol lamp, micro generator, diode, and fan blade assembly. Function and performance: Steam produced in the flask drives the fan blade. The rotating blade drives the micro generator and gradually lights the diode, providing a direct visual indication of electrical output. Materials and appearance: Attractive glossy surface and robust construction designed for frequent use in teaching environments. Compatibility: Suitable for classroom demonstrations, physics or engineering lab exercises, student experiments, and science fair displays. Operation overview 1. Fill the flask to one half capacity with water and seal with the rubber stopper. 2. Light the alcohol lamp beneath the flask to heat the water. 3. Adjust the micro generator bracket so the lower part of the fan approaches the flask air outlet. 4. After a few minutes steam will begin to emit from the outlet. The fan blade will accelerate and the diode will light as the generator produces electricity. 5. Use the experiment to explain steam turbine operation and to explore factors that affect energy conversion efficiency. Typical applications Classroom demonstration for introductory thermodynamics and energy conversion lessons. Small group laboratory experiments where students measure and discuss turbine performance. Science fair or outreach demonstrations to illustrate how steam can generate electricity. Note This product requires the use of an open flame. Operate under appropriate supervision and follow standard laboratory safety practices.