DESIGN OF HEAT STORAGE SYSTEM FOR PARABOLIC DISH TYPE SOLAR COOKER

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Harshal Patil
Dr. Nishikant Kale

Abstract

Solar energy is available freely and does not create any pollution to the environment. Hence, researchers from all around the world are always working on solar energy applications with enhancement technologies. The solar cooker is one of the largest solar energy application, which is used to cook the food. However, because the solar energy is available only during the daytime, solar cookers are not getting popularity as the main device for cooking. To store the heat during the day, energy storage system is required. Hence, this study presents the design of heat storage system for parabolic dish type solar cooker. Heat storage unit is used to store heat during daytime and use for other than daytime hours. Also, the two types of heat storing materials were considered for analysis and compared. Hence, with proposed heat storage unit the cooking is possible even in the evening with a solar cooker. So that, solar cooker with storage unit is very beneficial for the humans and as well as for the energy conservation

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Harshal Patil and Dr. Nishikant Kale, “DESIGN OF HEAT STORAGE SYSTEM FOR PARABOLIC DISH TYPE SOLAR COOKER”, IEJRD - International Multidisciplinary Journal, vol. 6, no. 6, p. 11, Dec. 2021.

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