Scientists plan to turn the Sahara into a gathering place for solar power stations
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2019-04-17 16:24:24
Algeria and Japanese universities are jointly working on the Sahara Desert Solar Project, which transforms the world’s largest desert into aSolar Power StationThe gathering place, hope that by 2050, the current produced here can satisfy the needs of half of the world.
At the beginning of the project, they planned to build a silicon production plant in the Sahara Desert to process the silica in the sand into high-purity silicon for solar panels. Then use these solar panels to build solar power plants. The current generated by the power station can be used to build more silicon production plants. More silicon production plants can make more solar panels and generate more electricity. Hideomi Koinuma, the leader of the Japanese research team and the University of Tokyo, showed that although no sand in the desert has been used as a source of high-purity silicon, it is clearly the best choice for this. Will produce high purity silicon.
The Sahara Desert Solar Project (known as the Super Apollo Project by Limak Hideki) will be part of a global seminar on global issues, jointly by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) and the World Association for Cooperation (JICA). . But to be successful, the research team must first overcome many problems, including frequent sandstorms, using liquid nitrogen to cool the cables and burying them under the sand to minimize their temperature changes.
The initial goal of this workshop was to focus on overcoming the challenges and demonstrating the viability of the project. Training African engineers and scientists to participate in the research and development of this project is also a major goal. Another project aimed at using solar energy in the Sahara Desert began last year. The Desertec Foundation plans to use high-voltage DC transmission lines that do not require superconductors to meet 15% of Europe's current needs in 2050.
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At the beginning of the project, they planned to build a silicon production plant in the Sahara Desert to process the silica in the sand into high-purity silicon for solar panels. Then use these solar panels to build solar power plants. The current generated by the power station can be used to build more silicon production plants. More silicon production plants can make more solar panels and generate more electricity. Hideomi Koinuma, the leader of the Japanese research team and the University of Tokyo, showed that although no sand in the desert has been used as a source of high-purity silicon, it is clearly the best choice for this. Will produce high purity silicon.
The Sahara Desert Solar Project (known as the Super Apollo Project by Limak Hideki) will be part of a global seminar on global issues, jointly by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) and the World Association for Cooperation (JICA). . But to be successful, the research team must first overcome many problems, including frequent sandstorms, using liquid nitrogen to cool the cables and burying them under the sand to minimize their temperature changes.
The initial goal of this workshop was to focus on overcoming the challenges and demonstrating the viability of the project. Training African engineers and scientists to participate in the research and development of this project is also a major goal. Another project aimed at using solar energy in the Sahara Desert began last year. The Desertec Foundation plans to use high-voltage DC transmission lines that do not require superconductors to meet 15% of Europe's current needs in 2050.
Disclaimer: The content is partly from the internet. In order to pass on more information, it does not mean agreeing to its views or confirming its description. Article content is for reference only. If there is any infringement, please contact in time.
