solar tree

2. SOLAR TREE
PRESENTED BY
P.ANIL KUMAR
15765A0419

3. CONTENTS
 INTRODUCTION
 DEMAND FOR SOLAR ENERGY
 WHY SOLAR ENERGY
 SOLAR TREE
 COMPONENTS OF SOLAR TREE
 SPIRALLING PHYLLOTAXY
 WHY SOLAR TREES
 WORKING OF SOLAR TREE
 AVANTAGES
 DISADVANTAGES
 FUTURE PROSPECTS
 CONCLUSION

4. INTRODUCTION
 Now a days there is a necessity for large amounts
of energy and sources produce these energies are
decreasing day by day
 Solar is the way people are looking to these days

5. DEMAND FOR SOLAR ENERGY

6. CONTINUED…….
 INDIA is a fast developing country ,with a
cumulative installed grid connected solar power
capacity of 8062MW(8GW) as of 31 july,2016

7. WHY SOLAR ENERGY
 Solar power generation has emerged as one of the
most rapidly growing renewable resources of
electricity
 Solar power generation has several advantages
over other forms of electric generation

8. SOLAR TREE
 The solar tree captures energy from sunlight and wind to
generate electricity for homes, industries etc.,
 As we know the photosynthesis process, green leaves
are producing food for humans likewise these solar
panels produce energy for the society.so it is very
appropriate to call it is a tree

9. CONTINUED
 TREE stands for
T=TREE GENERATING
R=RENEWABLE
E=ENERGY &
E=ELECTRICITY

11. SPIRALLING PHYLLOTAXY
 It is a technique used for designing a solar tree
 This technology is used
is used to improve the
efficiency of plant

12. WHY SOLAR TREES
 Due to less land
requirement
 Efficient energy
generation
 It collects energy
from wind

13. WORKING OF SOLAR TREE

14. CONTINUED………………
 Solar tree works on the principle of photovoltaic
effect
 Batteries are charged during the day time and used
for store the energy and can use on cloudy days
 LED’S automatically switched on
 These LED’S indicate how much charge left

15. CONTINUED………………

16. ADVANTAGES
 Land requirement is very less
 People can save electricity bills
 People in poor countries have to access electricity
 No air pollution

17. APPLICATIONS
 Street supply
 House supply
 Industrial power supply

18. DISADVANTAGES
 Cost is high
 May cause hazards to birds and insects
 Hazards to eyesight from solar reflectors

22. CONCLUSION
 To fulfil the increasing of energy demand
 Saving of land, this project is very successful one
 This can provide electricity without any power cut
problem
 The extra energy can be provided by the grid