Design and Development of Concentrated Solar Cooker with Parabolic Dish Concentrator

Sahu, Susant Kumar; Kumar, Natarajan Sendhil; Singh, K. Arjun

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-5955-6_58

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“…Parabolic solar cookers are the most powerful and most versatile solar cookers, they can cook, boil, fry, and roast all types of food very quickly, compared to box or panel cookers (Arunachala et al, 2020;Sahu et al, 2021) and feature yields equal to or greater than the thermal energy of a conventional gas stove.…”

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A Solar Cooking Workshop for Low-Income Communities: A Social and Environmental Initiative

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Araújo

et al. 2023

Rev. Bras. Geog. Fis.

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Brazil is a tropical country which has an average of 250 sunny days per year. Unfortunately, very little solar energy is used for both heating water and for food cooking with solar cookers. Traditional cooking process demands fuel consumption while solar cooking takes advantage of the abundant, free solar energy. This article proposes the use of affordable panel solar cookers, with a sustainable design, based on waste materials, such as cardboard and potato chips metallized plastic bags as alternative materials to commercial reflective aluminum foil or reflective plastic films. Our work is an example of the feasibility of simple, fast and low-cost solar cooking apparatus and techniques dissemination among underprivileged communities.

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confidence: 99%