SOLAR ENERGY
PRESENTED BY:-
Madhav Pd. Guragain
Table of contents
• Energy Sources
• What is solar energy?
• Solar system
• Major sources of solar energy
• Advantages of solar energy
• Disadvantages of solar energy
• Conclusion
• References
Energy Sources
Wind Energy
Solar Energy
Water Energy
Tidal Energy
Wave Energy
Bio-mass Energy
What is Solar Energy?
Solar energy is radiant light and
heat produced by the Sun.
It is an important source of
renewable energy.
This energy can be harnessed
using evolving technologies like
Solar heating, Photovoltaics etc.
Solar System
1. Active solar system
Active solar system use solar energy to
heat a fluid either liquid or air.
Active solar power system relys on
external energy sources or backups like
heating pump and radiators.
Solar System
2. Passive solar system
Passive system operate without
reliance of external sources.
Instead of using PV panels passive
system relies on the collecting solar
energy from south facing windows.
Design of passive collectors based on
the law of thermodynamics, that is
heat transfer from cold to hot surfaces.
Major uses of solar energy
• Daylight
• Drying agriculture products
• Spacing heating
• Water heating
• Generating electrical power
Concentrating solar power
Photovoltaics
Daylight
It is the most important uses of
the solar energy. We see things
in day due to sunlight.
It gives us the vitamin D and it
also help to keep our body
warm.
Drying Agriculture products
Other most important uses of solar
energy is drying agriculture products.
Generating Electrical Power
1. Concerntrated Solar Power
Concentrated solar power
produces electric energy using
mirror.
Large numbers of mirror reflect the
solar energy in small area which
drives the heat engine.
Advantages of Solar Energy
Clean
Sustainable
Free
Provide electricity to remote areas
Disadvantages of Solar Energy
Less efficient and Costly Equipments
Part Time
Reliability Depends Upon Location
Enviromental Impacts of PV Cell Production
Conclusion
Using of passive solar energy and photovoltaic cells
can lessen pollution.
Concern of use of Cadmium in PV cells is
exaggarated when compared to electricity produced
from coal.
More researches is needed and being done.
Cost of solar energy will come down in price when
production increases.
References
www.google.com
www.studymafia.org
www.Wikipedia.com
www.conserve-energy-future.com
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Solar energy

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    Table of contents •Energy Sources • What is solar energy? • Solar system • Major sources of solar energy • Advantages of solar energy • Disadvantages of solar energy • Conclusion • References
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    Energy Sources Wind Energy SolarEnergy Water Energy Tidal Energy Wave Energy Bio-mass Energy
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    What is SolarEnergy? Solar energy is radiant light and heat produced by the Sun. It is an important source of renewable energy. This energy can be harnessed using evolving technologies like Solar heating, Photovoltaics etc.
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    Solar System 1. Activesolar system Active solar system use solar energy to heat a fluid either liquid or air. Active solar power system relys on external energy sources or backups like heating pump and radiators.
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    Solar System 2. Passivesolar system Passive system operate without reliance of external sources. Instead of using PV panels passive system relies on the collecting solar energy from south facing windows. Design of passive collectors based on the law of thermodynamics, that is heat transfer from cold to hot surfaces.
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    Major uses ofsolar energy • Daylight • Drying agriculture products • Spacing heating • Water heating • Generating electrical power Concentrating solar power Photovoltaics
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    Daylight It is themost important uses of the solar energy. We see things in day due to sunlight. It gives us the vitamin D and it also help to keep our body warm.
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    Drying Agriculture products Othermost important uses of solar energy is drying agriculture products.
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    Generating Electrical Power 1.Concerntrated Solar Power Concentrated solar power produces electric energy using mirror. Large numbers of mirror reflect the solar energy in small area which drives the heat engine.
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    Advantages of SolarEnergy Clean Sustainable Free Provide electricity to remote areas
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    Disadvantages of SolarEnergy Less efficient and Costly Equipments Part Time Reliability Depends Upon Location Enviromental Impacts of PV Cell Production
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    Conclusion Using of passivesolar energy and photovoltaic cells can lessen pollution. Concern of use of Cadmium in PV cells is exaggarated when compared to electricity produced from coal. More researches is needed and being done. Cost of solar energy will come down in price when production increases.
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