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Our Solar Cooker Project
hi there fellas! we are from 1Amal. we bulid this blog is for our Solar Cooker Project. I hope you enjoy our post :D
Welcome to Our Blog!
Friday, 6 July 2012
the things that we learn from this project :D
i) Moral Values :
ØCooperation
Ø Independent
Ø Responsible
Ø Peer
Learning
ØTeam Work
21st Century Skills
:
Ø Innovative
Ø ICT
Skills
Ø Media
Literacy
Ø Critical
Thinking
Ø Problem
Solving
how to build solar cooker?
Materials
needed:
- · Scissors
- · Tape
- · Box
- · Black paper
- · Aluminum foil
- · Mirror
- · Pot
Step 1
Prepare all the necessary items as show in the list
above and design your solar cooker
Step 2
Cut the unnecessary part from the box that you will not need
Step 3
Wrap the outer layer of the solar cooker and the
pot with a dark colour (black paper) and for the inside use a
shiny surface
(aluminum foil)
Step 4
Attach a mirror to reflect the sunlight for higher
temperature result.
Step 5
Test your solar cooker
abstract and objective.
Abstract :
Mankind will continue to use energy, even if we all make
a concerted to cut down on our consumption. So another important step to take
if we want to save the environment is to find alternative ways to produce and
use sustainable, clean energy. The buildings adorned with gleaming solar panels
or wind farms covered in turbines that stand like sentinels in the breeze are
example forms of “green” energy that can help reduce our reliance on energy
derived from burning fossil fuels.
Objective :
To cook food in the process of using solar energy instead of
electricity or fuel.
The colour selection.
§We’ve chose black for
the outside of the box and the outside the container because black surface
absorbs heat better than white surface.
§ We’ve selected
aluminum foil for the inside of the box, the inside of the container and the
reflector because shiny surface of the aluminum foil can reflect heat better
than black surface.
The basic principles – C.A.R.E.S
ü C – Collect the heat.
ü A – Absorb the heat.
ü R – Retain the heat.
ü E – Ease and Efficiency.
ü S – Safety.
C: Collect the Heat
:
• collect the sunlight using reflectors to reflect the sunlight to the center of the box.
• Reflective surface materials include: aluminum, Mylar, aluminized Mylar of any thickness or chromium paint (Note: mirror like reflectors can lead to eye damage)
• Reflective surface materials include: aluminum, Mylar, aluminized Mylar of any thickness or chromium paint (Note: mirror like reflectors can lead to eye damage)
A: Absorb the Heat
:
§The container is covered with black
paper and black plastic to absorb the heat.
§ The container is elevated by a wire
base allowing the bottom of the container to absorb more heat.
§ The box is also elevated by a wire
base allowing the heat from the ground to reach the box.
R. Retain the Heat
:
üWe use the cling wrap because cling
wrap doesn’t melt easily when heated.
ü Another material is the transparent
High Density Polyethylene bags .
(HDPE)
(HDPE)
ü Prevent the HDPE bags from touching
the containers as they may melt.
ü Avoid polyethylene because it melts
too easily when heated.
E: Ease and Efficiency
Ease – simplicity of
everyday use
oThe solar cooker don’t have to be
turned to follow the sun.
Efficiency - how fast the cooker heats food
:
o The solar cooker
uses reflector to reflect the sunlight to the center of the cooker to heat up the
container.
Advantages and Disadvantages.
Disadvantages about solar Cooker :
ØThe solar cooker is non-water proof.
Ø It requires many cello-tape to set up
the box.
Ø Claudy day. (no sunlight)
Ø Claudy day. (no sunlight)
Advantages about solar cooker :
ü
Not too heavy and easy to carry.
ü Made of materials
that can be recycled.
ü Eco friendly.
ü Can easily purchase
the items.
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