SOLAR ENERGY PPT FOR PROJECT
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This document is a 2nd term project about solar energy by Humera Ali of 2I Boys. It discusses that solar energy comes from the sun and is a renewable source of energy. People have used the sun as a heat source for thousands of years by building homes to maximize sunlight. Modern uses of solar energy include heating water and air in homes using solar collectors, as well as generating electricity using solar panels.
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About energy
Energy is Ability to do work.
The energy can take a wide variety of forms - heat (thermal), light (radiant), mechanical, electrical, chemical, and nuclear energy. There are two types of energy - stored (potential) energy and working (kinetic) energy. For example, the food you eat contains chemical energy, and your body stores this energy until you release it when you work or play.
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This document discusses various sustainable energy sources including solar, wind, hydropower, biomass, geothermal, and tidal energy. It defines sustainable energy as renewable sources such as sunlight, wind, and geothermal heat that replenish naturally. Some key points made include:
- Solar energy can be converted to heat and electricity to power homes, buildings, and generate power. However, it requires large areas for collection.
- Wind energy is caused by uneven solar heating and is used to generate electricity through wind turbines.
- Biomass includes organic materials like wood and agricultural waste that store sunlight's energy through photosynthesis. It can be burned or processed to release this energy.
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The document discusses the different stages of heating throughout history and their effects on the environment. It begins with early humans discovering fire over 1.6 million years ago, which allowed for cooking and lowered disease rates but also caused pollution. Later stages included the use of fireplaces in ancient Rome and improvements over time. Other methods discussed are electric blankets, hot water bottles, and underfloor heating originating in ancient China. Modern underfloor heating uses electric or fluid-based systems. Overall, heating has impacted both the environment and human life in both positive and negative ways.
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The document contains a series of "Did You Know" facts about various topics including energy sources, renewable energy, hydropower, solar power, wind power, electricity, water usage, and more. Many of the facts discuss different types of renewable energy sources like hydropower providing over 10% of the world's electricity and being the leading renewable source. Others discuss energy efficiency and conservation topics.
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This document provides information about solar energy, including its origins from the sun's thermonuclear fusion reactions. It discusses two types of solar energy - thermal energy, which is used for applications like water heating, and electric energy, which is produced through photovoltaics that convert light to electricity. Examples of solar energy applications discussed include water heating, cooling/heating buildings, cooking, industrial process heat, and water treatment. Advantages listed are that solar energy is renewable, environmentally friendly, and has no fuel costs, while disadvantages include reliability issues and higher initial costs compared to other energy sources. The document also describes how concentrated solar power works to generate electricity using mirrors to focus sunlight and heat a fluid to power turbines.
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This document provides an overview of solar energy, including:
1) It discusses the history of solar energy usage from ancient times to modern solar panels and describes how solar panels work to convert sunlight into electricity.
2) It explains the different types of solar energy including passive solar, active solar, photovoltaics, and concentrating solar power.
3) It provides tips on choosing a solar energy system and discusses building your own solar panels or purchasing a pre-made system.
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The document discusses energy security and the need for alternate energy sources like solar energy. It provides 3 key points:
1) The world's dependence on crude oil will continue for most of the 21st century but price volatility and environmental concerns necessitate developing alternative fuels.
2) Solar energy intercepted by the Earth is a massive resource that could be harnessed to generate electricity. Capturing solar energy can be done through solar thermal collectors or photovoltaic cells.
3) Two main types of solar thermal power plants are distributed collector plants and central receiver plants, with parabolic through collectors being commonly used due to their low cost. Photovoltaic cells directly convert sunlight to electricity via the photoelectric
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Hydroelectric power harnesses the energy of falling water through dams to turn turbines and generate electricity. Fossil fuels like coal and oil provided energy during the Industrial Revolution but pollute the air. Nuclear fusion could become a future energy source as it is clean and virtually unlimited, but achieving controlled fusion reactions remains a challenge. Solar, wind, geothermal, and biomass are established renewable energy sources that do not pollute the environment.
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Solar energy is a renewable energy, therefore have the following advantages
1. Once solar panels are installed, they produce energy without generating waste or pollution. They operate with little maintenance or intervention.
2. Solar electric generation is economically competitive where grid connection or fuel transport is difficult, costly or impossible. For example: satellites, island communities, remote locations and ocean vessels.
3. Once the initial capital cost of building a solar power plant has been met, operating costs are low when compared to other existing power technologies.
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The document discusses geothermal energy and its potential in India. It provides background on geothermal energy, noting that it originates from the Earth's natural heat. Globally, countries like the US, Philippines, and Mexico have significant installed geothermal capacity. However, India's capacity is currently only 0.0 MW despite its potential. The document reviews different geothermal energy sources and technologies like binary cycle plants. It also outlines major geothermal provinces in India and the need to further develop its geothermal resources.
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This document discusses various energy resources and conservation. It begins by describing how early humans had minimal needs that were met by collecting food and shelter from forests. As humanity progressed, technologies developed and needs increased. The document then discusses the development of conventional energy sources like coal and petroleum, as well as non-conventional renewable sources like solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal, tidal, and biomass energy. It emphasizes that non-conventional sources are abundant, renewable, and don't cause pollution. In summary, the document provides an overview of humanity's changing energy use throughout history and discusses both conventional and non-conventional energy resources and their importance.
Solar energy
Solar energy is the primary source of energy on Earth and is produced by nuclear fusion reactions in the Sun's core. It provides nearly all the heat and light received by Earth and sustains life. There are two main types of solar collectors - flat plate collectors and concentrating collectors. Flat plate collectors use sunlight to heat a fluid like water or air for uses like water and space heating. Concentrating collectors reflect and focus sunlight to achieve higher temperatures suitable for applications like electricity generation and industrial processes. While solar energy technologies are advancing, generating electricity from solar power remains more expensive than from fossil fuels currently. However, as technologies improve and fossil fuels become more scarce, solar power generation may become more widespread and competitive.
Solar energy
Solar energy is radiant light and heat from the Sun that is harnessed through technologies like solar heating, photovoltaics, and solar thermal energy. It is captured through either passive solar techniques that don't use mechanical and electrical devices, like building orientation, or active solar techniques like photovoltaic panels and concentrated solar power plants. The Earth receives a vast amount of solar energy each year, far exceeding current and projected human and industrial energy consumption. Solar energy resources and technologies have developed significantly since the late 19th century but saw renewed attention and improved economics following the oil crises of the 1970s.
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Solar energy is radiant energy produced by the sun that influences Earth's climate and sustains life. It is collected by solar panels and can be difficult to capture due to its dispersion over large areas. While solar energy has been used for centuries, it now provides pollution-free energy through technologies that concentrate and convert sunlight into electricity or heat water.
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Solar energy is energy from the sun that sustains life on Earth. It has been harnessed by humans for millennia using technologies like solar heating and photovoltaics. There are two main categories of solar technology: passive solar techniques that orient buildings and materials to sunlight without active components, and active solar techniques like solar panels and collectors that directly convert sunlight to usable energy.
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- 2. What is energy Energy is the ability to do work
- 4. Heat Energy Electricity Sound energy SOLAR ENERGY Forms of Energy
- 5. Solar" is the Latin word for "sun" and it's a powerful source of energy. In fact, the sunlight that shines on the Earth in just one hour could meet world energy demand for an entire year
- 6. People have used the sun as a heat source for thousands of years. Families in ancient Greece built their homes to get the most sunlight during the cold winter months.
- 7. We can use solar power in two different ways - as a heat source, and as an energy source
- 8. In the 1830s, explorer John Herschel used a solar collector to cook food during an adventure in Africa
- 9. Cooking
- 10. Today, we can use solar collectors for heating water and air in our homes. If you've seen a house with big shiny panels on the roof, that family is using solar power. We can also use solar energy to make electricity
- 11. Water Heating
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