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The document describes a solar tree that uses a Fibonacci sequence arrangement of solar cells to generate more electricity than a traditional flat panel solar array. The solar tree is able to generate 20% more electricity than a flat panel solar array due to its unique arrangement of solar cells based on the Fibonacci sequence. It provides several advantages over traditional solar panels such as generating electricity for longer periods, reducing maintenance costs, and being useful for household and street applications.
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213650480-Solar-Tree.pdf
- 1. SOLAR TREE
- 3. SOLAR TREE AS BEST ALTERNATIVE….
- 4. Principle Applications Advantages AGENDA
- 6. SOLAR TREE “FIBANACCI SEQUENCE” TO MAKE SOLAR ENERGY BREAKETHROUGH
- 7. FIBANACCI SEQUENCE This pattern , where the previous numbers are added together to make the next number in sequence (1+1=2, 2+1=3,3+2=5,5+3=8 etc.,)
- 9. COMPARISION TYPE OF SOLAR CELL ARRANGEMENT ELECTRICITY 1.flat panel model 100% (say) 2.solar tree with cells arranged(in fibanacci series manner) 20% more than flat panel model(i.e., nearly 120% more electricity)
- 12. INTRESTING RESULTS It collected 2 ½ more hours of electricity during a day It made 50% more electricity and collection of sunlight is 50% longer. Parallel series circuit of this is 142% effective than normal solar panel system.
- 13. APPLICATIONS Cost savings to the electric energy industry 1.World’s best looking solar gadget charger
- 14. 2. Solar trees in streets
- 15. The day to day running and maintenance costs are reduced. Useful in different house hold applications. 362664 kW-hr/year per square metre of electricity can be produced, using only the scale model in a parallel- series circuit. solar trees will help living trees from acid rains. saves earth from global warming. ADVANTAGES
- 16. CONCLUSION A perfect symbiosis between pioneering design and cutting- edge eco-compatible technology. It helps the environment, saves money, cheap to use and lasts for lifetime as eco-friendly. Mitigates the effects of acid rain, carbon dioxide, and other impacts of burning coal and counters risks associated with nuclear energy.
- 17. BIBLIOGRAPHY Anderson, Lorraine; Palkovic, Rick . Cooking with Sunshine. Balcomb, J. Douglas . Passive Solar Buildings. Bolton, James Solar Power and Fuels. Bradford, Travis Solar Revolution: The Economic Transformation of the Global Energy Industry.. Butti, Ken; Perlin, John A Golden Thread Carr, Direct Use of the Sun's Energy.
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