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What is
Renewable
energy ?
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What is Renewable
Energy?
As the name suggests, exists perpetually and in
abundant in the environment
Ready to be harnessed, inexhaustible
It is a clean alternative to fossil fuels
“energy that is derived from natural process that
are replenished constantly” -- defined by the
Renewable Energy Working Party of the
International Energy Agency
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Solar Energy
Read Web Pages :
1. Solar Energy
http://www.energyquest.ca.gov/story/chapter15.html
2. Solar Power
http://www.darvill.clara.net/altenerg/solar.htm
3. What is Photovoltaics
http://www.technologystudent.com/energy1/solar5.htm
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Solar Energy
In general terms, solar energy means all the energy
that reaches the earth from the sun. It provides
daylight, makes the earth hot, and is the source of
energy for plants to grow.
Solar energy is one of the renewable energy sources
that has the most potential. Sunlight can travel through
air, clear glass, and plastic. When the sun strikes a
surface, light energy is either reflected or absorbed. It
is the absorbed light energy that gets changed into heat
and can be used for power.
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Solar Energy
✻ Passive solar energy systems make use of solar energy
without using special equipment. For example, a house
may be built to direct the sun onto a thick masonry
wall that then stores the heat for later distribution.
✻ Active solar systems require the use of mechanical
collectors to absorb the heat of the sun. This energy is
then stored or distributed using fans, pumps, or other
equipment.
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Passive
Solar
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Collector
Storage tank
Heat exchanger
Pumps
Piping, valves, system controller
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Solar Collectors
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Solar Collectors
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Parabolic Trough
Curved mirrors which form troughs that focus the sun's energy on
a pipe. A fluid, typically oil, is circulated through the pipes which
is used to drive a conventional generator to create electricity.
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Parabolic Dish
Solar Parabolic Dish systems consist of a parabolic-shaped
concentrator (similar in shape to a satellite dish) that reflects
solar radiation onto a receiver mounted at the focal point at
the center. The collected heat is utilized directly by a heat
engine mounted on the receiver which generates electricity.
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Power Tower
Solar Central Receivers or "Power Towers" consist of
a tower surrounded by a large array of heliostats.
Heliostats are mirrors that track the sun and reflect its
rays onto the receiver, which absorbs the heat energy
that is then utilized in driving a turbine electric
generator.
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Power Tower
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Photovoltaics (PV)
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What is Photovoltaics
• Photovoltaics (PV) are solid-state, semi-conductor
devices that produce electricity when exposed to light.
Photo = light, voltaics = electricity.
• photovoltaics actually means "electricity from light."
Many hand-held calculators run off power from room
light, which would be one example of this phenomenon.
Larger power applications for this technology are
also possible.
• Sunlight knocks electrons free in the photovoltaic
material, which flow out of the device as electric
current. The more intense the sunlight, the stronger the
electric current.
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PV Modules
Types of PV Systems
Small stand-alone DC system
Stand-alone AC-DC system
Stand-alone AC system
PV-generator combination
Utility interface
Utility intertie
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Stand-alone PV Systems
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PV Generator Combination
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Grid-connected PV Systems
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PV Applications
in Hong Kong
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PV Powered Bus-Stop
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Wanchai Tower
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