hey guys 😀
nice fruitful discussion building up here.
we can also use solar cookers in the deserts. as CB mentioned the sun beats for 12 hours a day.... so CB are there people using solar cookers out there.:?: similarly the can use the solar water heaters...
this act would reduce the electricity consumption and also reduces the pollution. the fossil fuels can be conserved this way.
as raj87verma88 pointed out I think it is wise to let the sand be undisturbed.
And guys I really don’t think that the sand storms will disrupt the solar towers. I mean are the sand stroms so fierce that they can topple the towers😕 even if they are fierce then cant we widen the base in order to maintain the stability :?:
crazyboy
A crazy idea:
Is it possible to develop a system which will store energy and have senseors which can sense the difference in air presser (with difference in air pressure it can sense that sand storm is about to come).
As soon as it senses the change in air pressure and confirms that sand storm is about to hit, it should cover the mirrored surfaces and should open the wings; these wings will also generate energy and we can store that as well (Wind mills).
I do not know if this looks real crazy, but looks possible to me,
Somebody to oppose this, or add ideas to refine this.
-CB
Awesome thinking CB 👍
I don’t exactly have an idea supporting your theory but I have some other points to add.
I’ve read that in Australia they are implementing the
solar pyramids. This working some what similar to CB’s idea I think. Actually here the pyramid uses the solar cells to heat. The air is allowed to move into the pyramid and it is allowed to get heated by this heat offered by solar cells. Then hot air is used to run the turbines and thus produce the electricity.
And I’d say why not use it in India. As CB said the deserts has what is needed for this project
plenty wind and heat. What say guys:?: