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SOLAR ENERGY;) http://www.brainpop. com/technology/energ ytechnology/solarene rgy/

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SOLAR CSP

By Cyndi, Evan Miranda, and Samantha

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THE FOUR TYPES

•Parabolic trough•Dish stirling•Solar power tower•Fresnel reflectors

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COSTS $$

•In 2005, Solar Panels only cost $ 3 - $ 4 each.

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PARABOLIC TROUGHS

•Type of solar power energy•Transforms sunlight into energy•They increase temperatures around them by 400 degrees

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LINEAR FRESNEL REFLECTORS

•Mirror focus on sunlight•30x its normal intensity•Absorbs thermal fluid

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DISH STIRLING SYSTEM

•Generates power parabolically•Reflects sunlight to receiver •Converts sunlight to energy•One set of mirrors and one receiver

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TRANSFORMATION

•Concentrated solar power systems uses lenses or mirrors tracking systems to focus on a large area of sunlight into a small beam.

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TRANSFORMATION

•The heat is used as a heat source for conventional power plant.

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PROS/CONSPROS•Give off no pollution•Quiet•Provides free electricity•Renewable

CONS•Expensive ($1000)•Only work in daylight•Weather problem

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