Abstract
Many different functions benefit importantly from the use of solar energy. Solar energy is used to power all sorts of electric equipment from mobile devises to experimental vehicles and boats with their broad surfaces that are opened to the sun 's energy for much of the day and use that energy to deliver their energy requirements. Also it is mostly used to provide energy to houses and public buildings.
List of content:
1. Introduction 1
2. Functions 1
3. Procedure 2
4. Positive aspects 2
5.Negative aspects 3
6. Conclusion …show more content…
The main difference between normal panels is that customers can use these panels without having to see panels themselves. Researchers at Michigan State University have developed this technology. They introduced a new “solar concentrator” as a window to create solar energy and provide energy to electrical devices at home. Some researches suggested that this technology could be applied in buildings, cell phones and any device with a clear surface. (Oswald, Lunt, 2014). The structure can be selected from glass, crystal, plastic, and other substrates, including those that have low melting points. (Campbell, Galyean, Spreckman, 2001). This report explores the key features and principles of transparent solar concentration that can be implemented in houses and considered the positive and negative aspects of this innovation, providing a critical view of this invention. Also, the main applications and functions of this invention will be
Many different functions benefit importantly from the use of solar energy. Solar energy is used to power all sorts of electric equipment from mobile devises to experimental vehicles and boats with their broad surfaces that are opened to the sun 's energy for much of the day and use that energy to deliver their energy requirements. Also it is mostly used to provide energy to houses and public buildings.
List of content:
1. Introduction 1
2. Functions 1
3. Procedure 2
4. Positive aspects 2
5.Negative aspects 3
6. Conclusion …show more content…
The main difference between normal panels is that customers can use these panels without having to see panels themselves. Researchers at Michigan State University have developed this technology. They introduced a new “solar concentrator” as a window to create solar energy and provide energy to electrical devices at home. Some researches suggested that this technology could be applied in buildings, cell phones and any device with a clear surface. (Oswald, Lunt, 2014). The structure can be selected from glass, crystal, plastic, and other substrates, including those that have low melting points. (Campbell, Galyean, Spreckman, 2001). This report explores the key features and principles of transparent solar concentration that can be implemented in houses and considered the positive and negative aspects of this innovation, providing a critical view of this invention. Also, the main applications and functions of this invention will be