June 21, 2011
By: Admin
Category: Solar Cells
Solar PV In Architecture
Revolutionary of photovoltaic applications in the architectural building has undergone rapid development, starting from ordinary technology to high technology in the 3rd generation, they are:
1. First generation (the 1980s)
PV panel module with an iron framework just mounted on the field of building flat roof with a brace (tracking).
2. Second generation (the 1990s)

Photovoltaic cells (PV) developed more integrated part of building materials: roof materials (tiles, shingles).
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November 25, 2009
By: Admin
Category: General
What Is So Fascinating About Solar Pump
Solar-powered water pumps are an effective alternative to conventional gas or electric pumps. Modern pumps are powered by solar energy effectively in the world, including India, where they are often used for irrigation and drinking water.
The main advantage of solar pumps is that they work for free. A solar array connected to the pumping mechanism gains all the required power from simple sunshine. This also means that the system independently. There is no need for complicated wiring for the electricity and outside fuel is not needed.
The amount of pollution caused by the use of conventional pump has also completely eliminated. This is a big advantage, especially when used for irrigation on the farms where pollution can possible on site damage. Keeping the fossil fuels from the equation for the pumping of water will reduce potential contamination. In addition, the use of solar energy offers many benefits for agriculture, the farmers, for example, a solar pump used in an area of low-lying, which often flooded or to move the water used to feed animals and plants.
For any system of water pump, both large and small, the installation of solar systems is one of the easiest and most profitable. No long procedures for determining the wiring of the solar panels, and there is no need for extra fuel. Many of these systems, also the digital monitoring and control instruments adding for convenience.
Worldwide, the solar energy is one of the best ways of powering pump instrument. Simple installation, low maintenance, and reducing pollution are just some of the many benefits.
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May 22, 2009
By: Admin
Category: Solar Fountain
Solar Fountains
Executive Summary about Solar Fountain by Jeff Snyder

A water feature can be relaxing. For those of us that want the stress reducing and atmosphere enhancing benefits of flowing water without the expense and hassle, a free-standing solar water fountain just may be the answer.
Solar fountains are similar to standard fountains in look and function, except the power to run them comes from a solar panel instead of an electrical outlet. The solar panel converts sunlight into electricity, which in turn powers the pump that circulates water through the fountain. This means that most solar fountains available today require direct sunlight to operate.
- Pedestal Fountains – These units have a single, or multiple tiers, mounted on top of, you guessed it, a pedestal. They are between 2 to 3 feet high and generally place the solar panel in one of the basins. Water is circulated from the lowest basin or a hidden reservoir through one or more spraying or bubbling fountain heads. Single bowl designs are sometimes referred to as birdbath fountains, but the flowing water and open design of any pedestal type fountain can attract our feathered friends.
- Cascade Fountains – Cascade fountains are usually smaller than pedestal fountains, less than 2 feet high, and have more tiers. They operate by pumping water to the top of a multi-tiered cascade of catch basins or bowls. Due to the smaller size of these cascade type fountains, the solar panel is most often separate.
- Single Bowl Fountains – These are the smallest of the solar fountains, often measuring less than 1 foot high.
For one thing, solar fountains are relatively inexpensive. So go ahead and give solar fountains a try.
Solar Fountain Pumps
Executive Summary about Solar Fountain by Christine Douglas
If you want a beautiful water feature in your yard, you’ll need power of some kind. There are many reasons you may choose to use solar fountain pumps. There are many different kinds of solar fountain pumps. The first kind is an all-inclusive fountain with solar power built right in. You simply place the fountain in an area that gets ample sunlight, and enjoy! From bird baths, to cherubs, these fountains are lovely and a great use of the sun.
Other types of solar fountain pumps are for larger water features. Larger solar powered fountain pumps are available in many sizes and styles. If you choose to use a solar fountain pump, there are a few things you need to keep in mind. The fountain can be in the shade if desired, as long as the solar collector is in the sun most of the day.
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