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200BC: Archimedes used the bronze shields of the Greek army to reflect sunlight
1905: Albert Einstein published his paper on photoelectric – along with his paper on his theory of relativity….
1921: Einstein won the Nobel Prize for his theories explaining the photoelectric effect.
1947: The first passive solar buildings are built in the USA as energy is scarce due to WW2
1958: Solar Power is utilised by the NASA Space Programme to provide energy for their satellites
1994: First solar cell developed which is greater than 30% efficiency
2000: 33,000 solar cells are installed on each wing of the International Space Station
In the future it is unlikely that there will be any major developments in solar panels as the latest thermal systems are 97% efficient.
We need
unlimited and
pollution free
resource of energy
•Heat
•electricity
In 2005,
Australia
combined heat and power solar (CHAPS)
by Coventry
a parabolic trough of concentration CHAPS-combined heat and power solar
thermal efficiency was around 58% and
electrical efficiency around 11%, therefore a
combined efficiency of 69%
HeloDynamics
HD Solar Co., UK.
a tracking system with modular concentrating PVT collector
pole-mounted over parking areas suitable for mid-latitudes (20o Cto 40oC)
HD 16 from HD Solar
Canada
for domestic application
PV module in series with trough type concentrator with fixed stand
Aidt Miljo-SolarVenti air type PVT collector is utilized for ventilation in summer for the cottages. It
is roof fitted collector which area starts from 0.39 m2 with price 400 Euro
Combination of PV and PV
PCM to cool PV cell as Combination of
they are no more PV/Thermal by direct
efficient in heat pasting
Solar
Thermal
PCM
Φ12
5
2
30
30
Hot water
•Single system
•Less area requires
•No noise
•No pollution
•Renewable
•Input free
C S Malvi History Problem Principle Approaches Weakness Proposal
Thank you…
Chandra Shekhar Malvi Research Scholar
E-mail : csmalvi@gmail.com Energy and Resource Research Institute,
SPEME, Faculty of Engineering,
University of Leeds