1. FIRST PROJECT REVIEW
ON
04 AUG.2012
Batch no. VII Guided By
NAME OF THE STUDENTS
Prof K S Sundar
SOME/SASTRA University
 Pradeep Behera,
Regn no. – 112082038
 Pralay Shankar Mohanty
Regn no. – 112082039
 Sibani Shankar Mishra
Regn no. – 112082050
A Project By Pradeep Behera,Pralay Shankar Mohanty & Sibani Shankar Mishra - VI sem, B.Tech,Mechanical Engineering (PT)

2. We owe our deep gratitude to SASTRA University for allowing, facilitating and
guiding us to carryout our project work on “Solar steam cooking ” .
Index –of First Review
About the project
To whom and how this project will be helpful
Drawings
Project Fabrication plan
A Project By Pradeep Behera,Pralay Shankar Mohanty & Sibani Shankar Mishra - VI sem, B.Tech,Mechanical Engineering (PT)

3. Benefits of Solar Cooking Limitations of solar cookers
Rely on sunshine
* Consumes no fuels Must be compatible with
* Reduces work culture
* Reduces risky wood gathering for women Difficult to stir
* No maintenance cost Must track the sun
* Provides new business opportunities Usually only for small pots
Reflectors tend to degrade
* No air pollution
cracking chance of
* No CO2emission Reflectors
* No health risk by smoke inhalation initial investment cost is
more
A Project By Pradeep Behera,Pralay Shankar Mohanty & Sibani Shankar Mishra - VI sem, B.Tech,Mechanical Engineering (PT)

4. Project Schedule
Description Start Finish
Design 03.07.2012 26.07.2012
Material Procurement 15.07.2012 15.08.2012
Fabrication 16.08.2012 20.09.2012
Testing 21.09.2012 25.09.2012
Finishing 26.09.20121 28.09.2012
Record preparation 01.09.2012 28.09.2012
Project ready for submission -- 29.09.2012
A Project By Pradeep Behera,Pralay Shankar Mohanty & Sibani Shankar Mishra - VI sem, B.Tech,Mechanical Engineering (PT)

5. Summary
Solar cooking
–is a small scale application with a huge potential
–supplies multiple benefits
–is an evolving technology with large variety systems
Solar steam cooking
–is easy to handle
–does not need reflectors

6. Cylindrical Parabolic Trough collector
A Project By Pradeep Behera,Pralay Shankar Mohanty & Sibani
Shankar Mishra - VI sem, B.Tech,Mechanical Engineering (PT)