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The document discusses the design of an improved solar cooker by a committee in Karnataka, India. It begins by outlining the benefits of solar energy as an abundant, free, and non-polluting energy source. It then describes three common solar cooker designs - box, panel, and parabolic - along with their advantages and disadvantages. The committee studied these designs and developed an improved solar cooker that incorporates qualities of all three by using reflectors, glass orientation, insulation, and a raised absorber plate to maximize energy utilization and minimize heat loss.
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The modified solar PV panel design places the solar cells at a 45-degree angle and adds a perpendicular mirror to redirect more light onto the cells. Testing showed the design generated 30% more power than a standard panel, while only increasing materials costs
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The document investigates the efficiency of a solar cooker box with four reflectors. It describes how solar cookers work by converting sunlight to thermal energy. The advantages are listed as reduced travel for firewood, lower costs than other fuels, and reduced emissions. Limitations include long cooking times, reliance on sunny weather, and inconsistent results. Dimensions and materials used to construct the solar oven are provided. Testing showed efficiency increased with smaller differences between collector and ambient temperatures. Recommendations include adding wheels and improving the window seal to boost performance.
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A solar cooker uses no fuel for cooking and can cook food for up to five people using just a small box. It can boil, roast, and bake various foods using the free energy of the sun. While solar cooking times are longer than other methods, it eliminates expensive utility bills and saves on energy usage. The basic design consists of an insulated box with a glass lid to trap heat and concentrate it on pots inside using reflective surfaces. Many variations have been developed, but reducing costs is key to wider adoption of solar cooking. It also requires a backup stove for cloudy days or early mornings and evenings when sunlight is weaker. Large subsidy programs have promoted solar cookers in India, Pakistan, and China.
Solar cooker
A solar cooker is an oven that uses sunlight to cook food or boil water by reflecting sunlight off a shiny surface. The document discusses how a parabolic solar cooker works more efficiently by varying its heat levels based on its size, with larger sizes producing hotter heat by reflecting more sunlight using a reflective disc. It then describes how the students created their own solar cooker and details their positive experience with the project.
Solar cooker
A solar cooker uses the sun's rays reflected off a shiny material like aluminum to cook food or boil water without using fuel. It works by concentrating sunlight using a reflective surface, with more efficient parabolic cookers varying heat levels based on the size of the parabolic shape used, with larger sizes generating more intense heat. The document then describes how the students created their own solar cooker and details their positive experience with the project.
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- 2. Energy Crisis is the one of the major issues which influence our lifestyle. Its not pertaining to a particular state or nation, it’s a global issue influencing whole world. Working for a pollution free environment and promoting renewable energies is the responsibility of all.
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