SOLAR ENERGY - THERMAL Conversion Technologies.ppt

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About This Presentation

SOLAR ENERGY - THERMAL Conversion Technologies


Slide Content

Five Elements of Nature
with out this life cannot exist on earth
Water
Land
Air
Fire
Sky
What is the Sixth Element ?
Energy

Electricity : High-tech Energy
Can be converted easily to any other form of energy.
How much is the demand for electrical energy in our country ?
Domestic Electricity Consumption is increasing faster than the rate of population
growth in our Country
YEAR POPULATION ENERGY CONSUMED
1991 846 million 31.9 billion KWh
2001 1027 million 105.6 billion KWh
INCREASE 21% 232%
Indian Average Electricity consumption: 386 units/person/year.
Global Average Electricity consumption: 1000 units/person/year.

Methods of Generating Electrical Energy -how long?
CONVENTIONAL METHOD (Polluting)
Fossil Fuels are fast depleting
Coal consumption in power production (in Million Tonnes)
1980-81 = 34.5 1990-91 = 118.6 2000-01 =
222.6
Hydro Thermal Projects
Total contribution of 23,800 MW -depends on natural
resources which is diminishing
Oil sources and also likely to be empty
Crude oil import in increasing year after year
1990-91 = 20.7 million ton 2000-01 = 57.1 million ton
Nuclear Power Plants
2.5% of generation capacity.
Not considered due to Safety factor

Solarenergy-Thermal&Electricalenergy
WindEnergy–Fastestgrowingsector,WindSourcenot
alwaysnearertotheutilityandnotavail;
Biogasplants-ConvertsWastetoEnergyutilizingMunicipal
SolidWaste,Cowdung,Nightsoil,etc–Comingup-
BiomassGasification-NewInterestingAreaComingup
Geothermal-CurrentlynotviableinIndia
Tidal,OceanThermalEnergy-Technologydeveloping.
Renewable Methods of
Energy Production

Solar Energy
Systems
Domestic Solar Water Heater
Industrial Solar Water Heating System
Solar Drying System
Solar Space Heater
Solar Effluent Evaporation System
Solar Swimming Pool Heater
Solar Water Purifier
Solar Domestic Cookers
Solar Community Cookers
Solar desalination
Solar incinerators
Solar air-conditioning (cooling)
Solar Thermal Systems Solar Photovoltaic Systems
•Solar Lamp (cascade sunlite)
•Home Lighting System
•Garden Lighting System
•Street/Yard/Forest Lighting
•Solar Signaling (Rail / Roadways)
•Remote Village Electrification
•Solar Pumps
•Solar Mini Refrigerator

Advantages of Solar Energy
Absolutely free
Absolutely clean (pollution free)
Inexhaustible
Abundantly available on your roof

Climatic Changes and its effects
Rainfall Delayed
Tree plantations dried-up
Farmers starving
Drinking water scarcity in Cities
Rise in Mean Sea Level
Inundation of coastal areas
High Temperatures
Health hazards, Sun strokes
Air Pollution
Respiratory diseases kills many

Solar Box Cooker

Seifert Parabolic Domestic Solar Cooker (SK 14)

Parabolic solar cooker,
not only for cooking …
… but also for
baking, frying,
conserving, and
much more …

Principle of working of Scheffler Community Solar Cooker

Scheffler Community Solar Cooker : Seven sq m Primary Reflector
concentrating the sun’s rays onto a Secondary Reflector

Two Scheffler Concentrators reflecting sun’s rays into kitchen

Scheffler Community Kitchen :
Sun’s rays concentrated and deflected onto cooking vessel

Scheffler Community Solar Kitchen : Cooking in comforts of shade

Scheffler Community Solar Cooker : Deep Frying is possible !!!
Frying Purees / Indian Bread

Cooking at night with stored solar energy

2 reflector focus on 1 receiver
receiver
header pipe

Tracking system

Pot for steam cooking

Solar Steam Cooking System for
15’000 people (worlds largest)
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD)
Andhra Pradesh, India

System design-Team effort
Wolfgang Scheffler and team of Solar-Bruecke
of Germany
Team of Gadhia Solar Energy Systems Pvt. Ltd.
Team of Brahma Kumari’s, Mt Abu and Taleti
HTT GmbH of Germany
Financing
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams: Rs 63.25 Lacs
Ministry of Non-Conventional
Energy Sources (MNES) : Rs 47.75 Lacs
Pack back of investments for TTD : 3-4 years

Water boiling facility

LadakhInstallationon12.04.05

Inauguration14.04.05GroupphotowiththeBrigadier

Sangi Industies, Hyderabad for their industrial
canteen to cook for 500 workers.
Rishi Samskruti Vidya Kendra near Bangalroe to
cook for 500 students
Sri Saibaba Santhan Shirdi to cook for 3000
people per day
Tirumal Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD), Tirumala,
Tirupati to cook for 15,000 people

D. New Applications of Solar
Concentrators

Hybrid system-as hot water when
solar cookers not being used

Solar in food processing industry

Solar Bakery

Drinking water from Sea Water

Increasing rate of evaporation

Waste incineration

50 m
2
concentrator
Solar crematorium
Sugar Industry
Waste water treatment
(textile industry)

standing
dish
low lying
dish
solar
pyre box
Platform

30 sqr mtr PV tracking

Training in Solar manufacturing
theory at LEDEG, Ladakh

Training in practical manufacturing in
solar system at Ledeg, Ladakh

Training in installation of solar

Army burns 500000 ltr diesel per winter for
space heating-solar can contribute not only
to save diesel and money but also its
ENVIRONMENT -so vital to Ladakh

New financing schemes ?
Kyoto Protocol: International instruments
for financing C0
2reduction
Clean Development Mechanism (CDM):
Countries with reduction obligations invest
in projects in developing countries and get
carbon credits in return

Sale of Carbon Credits under CDM0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
Diesel (litres) and
CO2 (kg)
30.03.9931.03.9901.04.99
Date
Diesel
CO2

Sale of Carbon Credits under CDM0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
Diesel (litres) and
CO2 (kg)
30.03.9931.03.9901.04.99
Date
Diesel
CO2

THE HINDU PAPER CLIPING

DATA OF
SMOKE FREE VILLAGE.
No of families : 36
Total population : 232
No of cattle : 182
No of Bio gas plants : 23
No of solar cookers : 26
No cookers wanted now : 3
No of Bio gas plants wanted now: 6
No Sericulture sheds available : 11
Production of silk per year : 17 Tons

SERIES OF K-14 SOLAR COOKERS IN
THE SMOKE FREE VILLAGE