How To Build Solar Panels-Learn How To Build Solar Panels
The best thing about solar power is that it has an unlimited potential. Learning how to build solar panels is neither technical nor costly; in fact you can easily solar power your complete home for a very small and affordable investment. You just need to know how to make your own renewable energy source and today I am going to tell you exactly how to build your own solar panels
If you want to learn how to build solar panels, you'll need to learn some basics on how exactly does a solar panel works. This way, the entire procedure will be much easier to handle.
The process starts with solar modules. They are the main components exposed directly to sunlight. Their main function is to convert the sun's energy into usable electrical power for your home appliances. To get them correctly installed, solar modules are to be mounted on a steel frame and positioned on your roof top.
Power produced by the solar modules is converted from Direct Current (DC) to Alternating Current (AC) through a inverter. Usually, Alternating Current (AC) is the usable electrical power that we need to power the home appliances.
Frequently Asked Questions
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QUESTION:
How to use solar panels to power the autorickshaw or tuk-tuk?
Guys this is my final yr project , i am planning to use solar panels on the roof of the tuk-tuk, to power it up.Please help me as to how to go about this and what would be the approximate cost..please give any refrences or websites that might help..please help me out on this one..ill be very grateful ,thank you-
ANSWER:
A tuk tuk has an engine with a capacity of about 175-400 cc, about 15-30 horsepower or 11-23 kW. At a ballpark value of 70 mW per square inch of solar panel - obtained from
http://home.howstuffworks.com/home-improvement/energy-efficiency/question418.htmyou will need an area of 600-1200 square feet to provide that power directly, and that is only when the sun is shining. If you use a smaller area to recharge a battery the tuk tuk is going to be stationary for corresponding periods of time.
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