Bob Fickle wrote:
For cooling, you'd want a well-insulated flat plate solar
collector. This would provide a large surface for radiating heat into
the sky at a wide range of angles. You wouldn't want a low-E surface
on the panel, because this prevents radiative cooling. My first
experiment
desert ice, for
dessert, following your post impala-steak dinner on Safari... is
it possible?
Jones
BTW should have added that there are several ways to move heat
energy for cooling. One is the gas-fired refrigerator which has
been discussed here before, along with Fred's swampper
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From: Alex Caliostro
would this system also work at night ?
http://www.energylan.sandia.gov/sunlab/PDFs/solar_dish.pdf
Alex,
It's not that simple, unfortunately.
But these Solar-Stirling arrays can definitely be a part of an
expanded and reengineered
For cooling, you'd want a well-insulated flat plate solar collector.
This would provide a large surface for radiating heat into the sky at a
wide range of angles. You wouldn't want a low-E surface on the panel,
because this prevents radiative cooling. My first experiment would be a
this works for you.
--
This is an experiment you can conduct yourself if you are in the
right kind of location. It may be that without advanced insulation
(but maybe using straw ?) one can indeed have desert ice, for
dessert, following your post impala-steak dinner on Safari... is
it possible
Jones sez:
No, not a misspell of 'dessert ice' (not this time anyway)...
...
I loved this post!
My first knee jerk reaction was to assume someone (who shall remain nameless)
was trying to pull my leg, but then, after I pondered it for a chilling
moment... hell, yeah, why shouldn't it
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