Authors:Â Vidyut Srivastava, Suresh Dhamake, Venu Babu Reddy
Abstract:Â An increase in power demand prompts young minds to look out alternative ways to create electricity utilising diverse modes. Among the various methods of conventional energy generation, solar is a popular energy source. The Indian renewable energy business has exploded, with India on track to overtake China and the United States as the world's third largest solar market. However, the same is only available during solar peak hours, which in India are around 8:30AM to 5:30PM, or approximately nine hours. In addition, the area required for solar panel installation is higher than for the same rated solar spinning cell. This research proposes a solar spinning cell as a solution to solving this challenge. The self-rotating solar spinning cell assists in cooling the system, resulting in increased efficiency. The efficiency and producing capacity of a spinning cell utilised for power generation are investigated in this study. Alternatives to self-driven spinning cells are also discussed in this work.
Keywords:Â Flat Plate Solar, Solar Spinning Cells, DC Gear Generator, Wind Turbine
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