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a special mirror for the world - melting copper with sunlight - tamera free lab - daywalker e28 

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in october 2017 - after 4 years of work - the energy autonomy team from tamera, portugal, presented the prototype of a new kind of mirror: the fix focus solar reflector.
in this video you get an introduction to the mirror, but also get to be there for the free-lab meeting and the presentations of the first applications.
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Bill Raab - Watching winter turn to Spring
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28 сен 2024

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@solargourmet1629
@solargourmet1629 6 лет назад
Thank you sou much for this video! Daniel Müller had presented this project in January 2016 at our CONSOLFOOD conference about advances in solar thermal food processing in Faro, www.consolfood.org, and I am glad to see that it is finished now.
@SunRabbit
@SunRabbit 4 года назад
I LIKE the idea of fix-focus mirror arrays, but you have to keep in mind that they're doing this in Portugal. Most of the population lives in and around big cities that don't have as much sunlight as Portugal. Would this work as efficiently in Dusseldorf or Prague or London? My own idea includes a bigger fixed-focus array that only needs to rotate on a carousel assembly cca 180 degrees in 2D, with only the focal point moving up and down based on the Sun angle.
@SunRabbit
@SunRabbit 3 года назад
@Sen Se That's not a bad idea. Actually, more research should be done whether it's more efficient to focus the wind or focus the sunlight, but I would imagine that depends on location. Does the location have more sunlight or more wind? Also, which one is safer? And, is that the right approach versus thinking in terms of more decentralisation? If you drive between any 2 big cities, what do you see? A lot of empty space. The occasional huge wind turbine seems very expensive and dangerous. Instead of having one big turbine, how about thousands of smaller ones that would be only say 4 m high? That way they would be easy to service, easy to set up, and you can still grow crops underneath them. Each of them could be outfitted with an automatic parasol that would fold out with solar panels on it that would provide some shade to the plants beneath it when necessary.
@CarbonConscious
@CarbonConscious 6 лет назад
Did they already change the big solar concentrator in the outdoor kitchen area from heating pots directly to heating a big bath of oil to be able to cook after sunset as well?
@daywalker432
@daywalker432 6 лет назад
hi! when i left in october it was still the old one heating the pots directly!
@leonidasmiglioriniplaster
@leonidasmiglioriniplaster 6 лет назад
Testing tungsten melting.
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