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EFFECT OF VARIATION IN DEPTH AND EFFECT OF INSULATION IN COOKING OF ANIMAL FEED BY SOLAR ENERGY
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Author(s):
ANKIT AGARWAL,DR.PBL CHAURASIA
Vol - 5, Issue- 6 ,
Page(s) : 76 - 81
(2014 )
DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/IRJMST
Abstract
The solar cookers available are made of locally available materials, such as clay, pearl millet husk, and horse excreta/cow dung etc. and the structure are made by this material are temporary structure and life are less and maintenance cost are also more. Considering this, a solar cooker is made of concrete and brick masonry work construction. The life of the structure is more and less maintenance cost. The solar cooker saves time of farmer and 1059 kg of wood per year equivalent to 3611 MJ of energy. The temperature of the structure at the time of cooking is 80 c to 110 c.
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