... installing solar panels on all the roads in India - initial investment may be high but will fetch 100% results in next 20 years and will not be any power cuts too.
Re: how about ...
by Ajit Birdi on Apr 17, 2011 11:53 PM
I think you people have just heard the word SOLAR PANEL, but do not know any thing about them. It is not that easy to install a solar panel. Street lights are either Mercury vapor (giving out light bluish light) laps or are sodium vapor (Orange/Yellowish light) are discharge lams requiring a very high striking and operating current. Striking current could be as high as 30amps and running current about 15 amps. There are no solar panels available yet to provide such current. beside the street lamps are AC and solar panels output is DC which require huge batteries to store the energy. at present the maximum wattage available is 12 volts 120 watts which delivers about 2 to 3 amps. to install a solar panel on a street lamp would require a very large array of of panels which is not practical on road side. Yes wind power is worth considering.
Re: Why Indians?
by prabhakar rao on Apr 13, 2011 02:20 PM
They might be thinking that it is better, rather than non cooperative girls like you.... lol
Re: Re: Abuzer's is a great pick
by Pat Thakur on Apr 13, 2011 05:03 PM
Whom are we trying to fool? The guy's just letting out his shit, close to nature.
The photo showing sun rise ... ganapatipule is on the west coast of india.. how the sun rises from the west here ? moon set on beach is understood but howcome the sunrise on the beach from west side
The photo showing sun rise ... ganapatipule is on the west coast of india.. how the sun rises from the west here ? moon set on beach is understood but howcome the sunrise on the beach from west side
The photo showing sun rise ... ganapatipule is on the west coast of india.. how the sun rises from the west here ? moon set on beach is understood but howcome the sunrise on the beach from west side
