Solar powered boiler. North Carolina State University Mechatronics Engineering Program at The University of North Carolina- Asheville. 2009 EGM 482 Senior Design Project. Solar tracking closed loop system. Team members: Will Carow, Alan Griffee, Daniel Griffee, Esraa Halim, Jordan Hicks, Chad Lampton, Wayne Lowery, John Pearce, Drew Perkins, David Peter, Joe Peters and Brian Young. Sponsor: Progress Energy- Thank you.
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321ozzy 1 year ago
how do you get the fresnel lens?
SpeedMetal4635 1 year ago
@johnnecron We showed boiler testing, lens testing, structure testing, and heliostat testing. One of the toughest parts was programming the heliostat, that's why we focused on it. Chill out.
midosbaby 2 years ago
@crevier777 Hi. Since it was a graduation group project funded by a certain company, we can't provide you with a copy of detailed info. Max steam pressure was 150 psi. It worked well, as planned. Thanks.
midosbaby 2 years ago
Hey Can we get a blue print of your contraption, also how much steam or pressure did you produce? What results did you have? Loved the engineering of it. Jeff
crevier777 2 years ago
i saw nothing work at all but the damn heliostat.
I saw no power output from this rube goldberg gadget.
F
johnnecron 2 years ago
Looks great fellas!!! I know that when you first saw the thing do what it was supposed to a great weight was lifted... Good luck in your future endeavors! Great video, wish we had thought to do that.
jdkarpen 2 years ago
I'm just happy the darn thing worked! Good job everyone and thanks for a great semester!
Joe
nottay 2 years ago
FIRST ONE :P haha.. Hey, please add our names to the description box on the right (or at least the names of those who don't mind this).
midosbaby 2 years ago