A Critique of the Proposed National Education Policy Reform
Solar energy
1. SOLAR ENERGY
Presented by :
Farheen Saba N Gowthami D
Meenakshi D M
2nd sem ECE-B
Sai Vidya Institute of Technology
Learn to Lead….
Rajankunte , Bangalore
2. Introduction
Solar energy is radiant light and heat from the
sun.
Harnessed using range of technologies.
Solar energy is the earth’s most available source of
energy.
Solar energy generation is able of providing many
times our current energy demand.
Solar power systems derive clean, pure energy
from the sun.
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4. Main parts of flat plate collectors
Absorber plate
Transparent cover
Fluid tubes or channels
Thermal insulation
Tight container or box
5. Working
Either by gravity flow or forced circulation, water from the cold
water tank enters the solar tank and fills it up.
The cold water from the solar tank in turns flows in the bottom
header pipe of the absorber and into the copper tubes, until all the
absorber tubes and the header at the top of the absorber are full.
When the sun rises to a certain level, its energy which falls on
the absorber fins and tubes, begins heating the water contained
there in.
The heated water being lighter than the cold water rises and via
the top header pipe of the absorber flows into the top of the solar
tank.
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7. Advantages
These systems use solar energy which is a free
and renewable source of energy.
These systems have low maintenance costs.
Relatively good payback period.
8. Disadvantages
Payback times can vary greatly due to regional
sun.
Relatively low efficiency of passive solar water
heating systems.
They require excellent overheating and freeze
protection.
11. Working
Photons energize the bonded electrons
Breakage of bond
Creation of hole
Flow of electrons and holes
Current is generated!!!
12. Where is it used??
Alternative power source to the primary battery in
satellites
Solar photovoltaic panel for electricity generation
Consumer products like calculators
Traffic Signals
Amplification towers in remote areas
Refrigeration
15. Solar pond
Zones of Solar Ponds
a) The Top Zone or UCZ (Upper
Convective Zone)
b) The Bottom Zone or LCZ
(Lower Convective Zone)
c) Gradient zone or NCZ (Non-
Convective Zone)
16. WORKING
The hot brine solution is taken out without disturbing
existing brine gradient in solar pond.
The solution taken to heat exchanger to remove heat
from brine solution.
The vapors are used to run a turbine to generate power.
The vapors from outlet of a turbine are condensed to
liquid in condenser and pumped to heat exchanger.
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18. Conclusion
Solar
heater :
• Electricity generation!! from Solar energy
• Working
• Applications!!!
PV Cell :
• Heat water using natural energy i.e solar energy!
• How??
• Advantages!! & disadvantages
Solar Pond
:
• Zones of solar pond
• How does it work??