Air Powered Car DIY Project Science Working Model

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Today I am going to explain my air powered car DIY science project

This project works only on air pressure and does not use any fuel electricity or battery

First let me tell you about the main idea of this project
When air is compressed inside a bottle or balloon and then released through a pipe or nozzle, the air comes out with force
According to action reaction principle, when air moves backward, the car moves forward

Now let me explain the construction
The body of the car is made using cardboard or plastic base
Four wheels are attached using wooden sticks or straws so the car can move smoothly
A plastic bottle or balloon is fixed on the top of the car to store compressed air
A pipe or straw is connected to the bottle to release air in one direction

Now let me explain the working
When air is filled inside the bottle or balloon, pressure is created
When the air is released, it pushes backward through the pipe
Because of this force, the car moves forward on the surface

This project shows that air can be used as an alternative source of energy
It is eco friendly and does not cause pollution
This model helps us understand air pressure force and motion in a simple way

This air powered car is very useful for school science exhibitions and competitions


In this video, you will see how to make an air powered car working model using simple and easily available materials. This DIY air car project is perfect for school science exhibitions, STEM projects, and physics demonstrations.

The air car works on the principle of air pressure and action reaction force. When compressed air is released, it pushes the car forward without using fuel or electricity, making it an eco friendly and pollution free model.

This project is very helpful for students to understand renewable energy concepts and basic physics in a practical way. You can use this air powered car model for science fair competitions, classroom experiments, and learning by doing activities.

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