The Advancing Technology of Fluid Power. This video clip is an excerpt from NFPA’s “Fluid Power: A Force for Change” ½ hour TV program. The full video, viewable at www.nfpa.com, is a fascinating exploration of the fluid power industry and… Continue Reading
GE researcher Vlatko Vlatkovic discusses solar technology development at GE from the roof of GE’s global research center.
www.earth4energynow.info Earth4Energy manual is going to teach you everything you need to know about producing your own electricity by using wind and solar power. With our complete step-by-step setup fully illustrated manual you will be able to create your renewable… Continue Reading
www.earth4energynow.info Earth4Energy manual is going to teach you everything you need to know about producing your own electricity by using wind and solar power. With our complete step-by-step setup fully illustrated manual you will be able to create your renewable… Continue Reading
Improved engine support. Addition of refractory glass cover improves heat retention. Recorded around midday, 10 February 2008 at 51.8 deg. N latitude. Solar elevation about 23 deg. above horizon. Final clip shows water heating.
Advanced Solar Power Demo. www.myspace.com/miguelchang 400 Watts @ 12 Volts with 350+ Amp hour battery storage capacity. Multiple Parallel connections ensure long lasting charge and fast recharge. This is a follow up to the original “Solar Power Demo”. If you… Continue Reading
A Long Island water district is using solar energy to power its operation as John Prentice reports for NYIT’s LI News Tonight.
The project “Solar Dish Electric Generator” as a semi finallist from Freescale’s Technology Forum 2009. The prototype consist of a 2.00m diameter parabolic dish with a 2 axis sun tracking mechanism. A Stirling Engine was coupled in the focal point… Continue Reading
State Circle’s Yolanda Vazquez talks with Geoff Slevin of BP Solar about the benefits and possibilities of solar power and the revolutionary work BP performs with solar technology.
Project under construction(?) in Mildura, Australia desert. Tallest man-built structure to date (1Km high) expected to produce 200 Megawatt enough for 1 million people. video (made/ripped/downloaded) by(?) Humberto Luz Mail attachment 20070321133413 Energia solar.wmv