A Solar Water Heater with a nominal capacity of 100 Litres/day costs about US$ 400 in India. The Govt gives this US $ 400 as a loan at 2% per annum interest( normal loan interest is 14%) I saw an interesting web site which describes a demonstration plant for producing power from Solar Heat https://matteranenergy.us/Technology.htm#Joe_Six-packs__Executive_Summary |
Showing posts with label Solar Water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Solar Water. Show all posts
Thursday, 4 September 2008
Producing-Power-From-Solar-Heat
Thursday, 28 December 2006
Solar-Hot-Water-Panels-DIY-Installation
Solar Water Project - My First Attempt
When I came across the idea of heating water with the sun I set out to purchase some Solar Water Heating Panels. As everything I do here on Homebrewpower is funded from the items I sell (Look at the For Sale Link to the right) then of course I could not afford to purchase new, nor would I have wanted to. I have a desire to see how things work for myself and never rest until I have my head around a project.
I purchased a couple of old solar collectors from www.ebay.co.uk for I seem to remember £100.00 for the pair. They were in a poor state and needed stripping and a little bit of homebrew style reconditioning to get them to work
The picture you see here is nothing more than a mock up at the bottom of my back garden to prove the technology would actually work!
They did but nothing like the solar evacuated tubes you can get now. I will post some info on them in the near future as I want to cover them for every ones benefit.
Andy M
When I came across the idea of heating water with the sun I set out to purchase some Solar Water Heating Panels. As everything I do here on Homebrewpower is funded from the items I sell (Look at the For Sale Link to the right) then of course I could not afford to purchase new, nor would I have wanted to. I have a desire to see how things work for myself and never rest until I have my head around a project.
I purchased a couple of old solar collectors from www.ebay.co.uk for I seem to remember £100.00 for the pair. They were in a poor state and needed stripping and a little bit of homebrew style reconditioning to get them to work
The picture you see here is nothing more than a mock up at the bottom of my back garden to prove the technology would actually work!
They did but nothing like the solar evacuated tubes you can get now. I will post some info on them in the near future as I want to cover them for every ones benefit.
Andy M
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DIY,
DIY-Projects,
Solar Installer,
Solar Water,
Solar Water Heating,
Water
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