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    SOLAR POWER PRESENTATION

    ISM Grade 12 Phys/Chem

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    Cell Anatomy

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    Silicon Layers

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    Electric Field

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    Generating Electricity

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    Voltage & Current

    Creating a Circuit

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    http://solardat.uoregon.edu/PolarSunChartProgram.html

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    !

    "solarpanel

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    Solar panel

    many shapes, power, chemistries..

    intermittent generator1.4kWh per watt per year

    most expensive part of the system

    positioning is key!

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    !

    "charge

    controller

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    Charge controller

    regulates voltage between panel & battery

    variable input voltage, steady output voltageencoded to regulate the charge current

    protect the battery from over charge/discharge

    can offer load control or timer function

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    !

    "

    battery

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    Battery

    most temperamental part of the system

    solar applications require deep discharge

    capacity measured in Ah, but not all useable

    V x Ah = Wh

    12, 24 & 48v common

    must factor in several days of storage & inefficiency

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    !

    "inverter

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    Inverter

    converts DC to AC

    must be sized for peak loadmost sophisticated part of the system

    need to consider frequency

    unnecessary if only DC loads

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    !

    "loads

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    Air-con

    Room = 1000 watts

    Central - 2000-5000

    Clock radio = 10

    Clothes iron = 10001800 Coffee maker = 9001200

    Clothes washer = 350500

    Clothes dryer = 18005000

    Dishwasher = 12002400

    Dehumidifier = 785

    Ceiling fan / Standing fan = 65175 /

    40-80

    Hair dryer = 12001875

    Microwave oven = 7501100

    Personal computer

    CPU - awake / asleep = 120 / 30

    Monitor - awake / asleep = 150 / 30

    Laptop = 50

    Radio (stereo) = 70400

    Refrigerator (frost-free, 16 cubic feet) =

    725

    Televisions

    15" LCD = 20-3017" CRT = 70-80

    32" LCD = 130-150

    42 Plasma = 250-400

    Toaster = 8001400

    Toaster oven = 1225

    VCR/DVD = 1721 / 2025

    Vacuum cleaner = 10001440

    Water heater (40 gallon) = 45005500

    Water pump (deep well) = 2501100

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    Sample calculationsystem to power a toaster oven for breakfast

    Panel size:800W * 15mins/day = 200Wh/d or 73kWh/yr

    73kWh1.4kWh/yr = 52watts

    52watts80% = 65wattsBattery size:200Wh12V = 16.7Ah

    17Ah *3 = 50Ah50Ah40% = 125Ah

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    !65W

    12v, 125Ah

    800W

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    A few guidelines..

    look for southern exposure

    minimize wiring distances

    assume 80% efficiency from panel to load

    if theres a dc option, take it

    be creativebut efficient