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Question by Morten H: Can someone please tell me some good and bad things about saving solar energy in water or stone from one day t? Can someone please tell me some good and bad things about saving solar energy in water or stone from one day to another. —————————————— Answer by Nthere’s nothing bad
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Question by Mitch: How much current can you make with a solar panel? I would like to put solar panels on my vehicle to run a hydrogen booster, the problem is that a hydrogen booster requires 25 to 30 amps to be efficient. Is it possible to create this many amps at 12 volts using
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Question by : Solar Energy accounts for how much of our energy consumption? I need to know out of all the electricity we use, how much of it comes from solar energy? source please —————————————— Answer by Brian DanthySince heat is what energy through inbody is released, about 25 – 30% of it comes for
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Question by Conrad: Charging a battery with a solar panel? I have a boat with an automatic bilge pump, and I want to hook up my battery ( 12 volt deep cycle marine) to a solar panel so that it maintains its charge when the bilge pump kicks on, the bilge pump will only kick
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Question by Scatterbrained: What would a 60 watt solar panel power? How many watts for a small home? What would be helpful is some chart or diagram that would put this in perspective for me. I thought it would be neat to save up for solar panels for my home and take the load off
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Question by Ace: Are solar and wind energy systems suitable only when the sun is shining and the wind blowing? Also please refer me to any professional journals and popular literature sources that can help with this question? —————————————— Answer by SadieThere are some options. For either, you can tie them to the grid, and
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Question by Top H: Can a solar panel company sell carbon credits? I am looking to rent roof space and install my own solar panels to produce power. Of course the power will be sold to the local power company, but I am wondering if I can sell Carbon Credits to local companies as well.
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Question by anna d: Does unplugging my refrigerator at night save energy? Is this a fact or a myth? Why? I really want to know before doing it. —————————————— Answer by SoCal JFNo, your freezer food would start to defrost and thats not ever good. Plus it would take more energy to get the fridge
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Question by : Where can i find journal articles on solar energy? Im researching on the cost-effectiveness & efficiency of using solar energy in residential homes.Its important & tks in advance. —————————————— Answer by 88Google is always an option. But here is one. http://jrse.aip.org/ Answer by Trent Ryangoogle scholar Answer by MariaIf you want QUALITY
about 1 year ago
You could. But keep in mind that the amount of heat that it can absorb is a function of the surface area exposed to sunlight. The condenser coil that you show would not be very effective.
Edit: The only way you could possibly generate electricity with those condenser is to heat water or some other fluid. There would be a copuple of methods after that. But none are going to be able to generate much. As I said, insufficient area to absorb sunlight.
about 1 year ago
Not even close if you want to generate electricity.
That setup would take a week to generate hot water!
about 1 year ago
There are some guides on the web for using refrigerator coils for hot water heating, but not for electricity generation, as far as I know. For electricity generation you need to make or buy solar cells. You also have to convert the electricity from DC to AC and have some sort of storage system in order for it to be useful.
I have put a link to a Mother Earth News article on using refrigerator coils for solar heating in the resource box. There’s also a link to my blog that has some information on making simple solar cells for electricity.