PSC Projects 
Small scale kitchen waste bio gas plant (Upcoming) Currently, In Pakistan there is a very messy situation of gas supply. Pakistan science club is continuously putting its all possible effort to get rid of this problem and providing comfort to the life of our people. Pakistan Science Club has formed… 
Electrochemical underwater explore (got first position in all Pakistan GIKI science fair) Pakistan's first 'Wireless EC Under-Water Explorer' made by PSC 'student coordinator' M.Ammar and member Nasik Zia. Under the supervision of CEO PSC Abdul Rauf. This underwater explorer (submarine) is designed for the study of underwater world. It has… 
Filtering water is done by very huge plant. But Pakistan Science club has innovated Bio-sand water Filter which helps to filter and clean water by several impurities. PSC is making this project cheaper than others. It overall cost is around R.s 500. Bio-Sand Filters remove 95.0 to 99.0% of organic… 
Parabolic Solar cooker Construction-2011 Although these types of solar cookers can cook as well as a conventional oven, they are difficult to construct. Parabolic cookers reach high temperatures and cook quickly, but require frequent adjustment and supervision for safe operation. Several hundred thousand exist, mainly in China. They are especially… 
First Pakistani Hovercraft made by PSC And sponsored by Sarfaraz pilot higher secondary school students 
Introduction Motors are the fundamental driving force of the modern world. It is a very rare occasion when you do not see or use the action of a motor during your daily life. So how do they work? With this activity, you will build your own simple DC motor. Materials Battery, 9-V Pliers, needle-nose with wire cuttersBattery clips with alligator… 
Build A Simple Galilean Refracting Telescope Note: The easiest way to create the telescope is by looking at past models. If at all possible, get a hold of one, which will be a better teacher than the following instructions ever could. Building the Telescope Tube Parts List (With approximate cost): Cardboard Telescoping Mailing Tube (1), $3 Diameter =… |
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