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DESIGNING A SOLAR OVEN By Eric Williams Monday, May 20, 13

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DESIGNING A SOLAR OVEN

By Eric Williams

Monday, May 20, 13

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IMAGINE FOR DESIGN ONE

• Idea #1

• Our materials are white foam.

• We need 3 units

• The advantages of using this are that when we put it on the sides we could cover the holes in the side of the box.

• The disadvantages of using this are we could get a bad impact score.

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IMAGINE FOR DESIGN #1

• Idea# 2

• Our materials are foam and felt.

• We need 1unit of foam & 2 units of felt

• The advantages of felt would be the felt could hold more heat.

• The disadvantages are that felt would give us a higher impact score.

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Foam

Felt

Top view

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Tape

Foa

Felt Side view

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PLAN FOR DESIGN #1Material Units We will use the

materials by

Felt

Foam

1Putting it in the

conners and and the bottom of

of the box

2We will place this

on the walls of the box

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IMPACT SCORE FOR DESIGN #1

We will usethe materials by

Design #1 Reduce Reuse Recycle Natural or

processed Total

Foam

Felt

4 points No Yes Processed 5

1 point No No Processed 4

Our total impact score is 9 points

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Time Temperature

Zero minutes

Five minutes

Ten minutes

Fifteen minutes

Twenty minutes

Twenty-five minutes

25°C

32.6°C

36.3°C

38.1°C

39.9°C

40.2°C

Solar oven testing in the sun

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Time Temperature

One minute

Two minutes

Three minuets

Four minutes

Five minutes

Six minutes

39.9°C

39.3°C

38.1°C

37.3°C

36.2°C

35.1°C

Solar oven in the shade

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CREATE FOR DESIGN #1

• Our heat score is our solar oven maximum temperature subtracted from the control oven: 40 – 55 = –15

• Our time score is the number of minutes it takes to cool down witch was 6 minutes.

• Our total impact score was 9 points.

• Our total impact score was –18 points.

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IMPROVE FOR DESIGN #1• The total score for our first solar oven was –18 points.

• The part that worked well on our solar oven are the reflector because it did its only job witch was to reflect the light from the sun in to the box so the box could trap heat.

• The part of our solar oven that did not work well were the insulators inside the oven the reason is they let out to much heat.

• We are going to try to improve our score of –18

• We will improve our score by use better insulators this will trap more heat and give us a better score.

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PLAN FOR DESIGN #2

Foam

FoilCooking pot

Top view

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PLAN FOR DESIGN #2

FeltFoam

Side

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PLAN FOR DESIGN #2Materials Units How will you use

the materials

Red felt

Aluminum foil

Black foam

1 Place on the bottom

1 Place on the top

1 Shred and place on the bottom.

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IMPACT SCORE FOR DESIGN #2Design

#2 Reduce Reuse Recycle Natural or processed

Total point

Black foam

Red felt

Aluminum

1unit No No Processed 4

1 unit No No Processed 4

1 unit No No Processed 4

Total points 12Monday, May 20, 13

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SOLAR OVEN TESTING IN SUNTime Tempeture

0 minutes

5 minutes

10 minutes

15 minutes

20 minutes

25 minutes

30 minutes

16°C

30.5°C

32.5°C

37.4°C

37.7°C

40.7°C

43.4°C

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SOLAR OVEN TESTING IN SHADETime ( minutes ) Temperature (°C)12345678910

30.727.725.723.219.218.918.918.918.818.8

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CREAT FOR DESIGN #1

• Our heat score is our solar oven's maximum temperature subtracted from the control oven : 43-41=2.

• Our time score is the number of minutes it took for our solar oven to cool down witch was 5 minutes.

• Our total impact score was 12 points.

• Our new total score for the solar oven is -5.

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REFLECTION• Our improved design worked well because it trapped more heat than last time. The materials we changed to using were red felt, aluminum foil and black foam. The materials were somewhat good insulators because they held some heat and let some escape and our highest temperature was 43.4°C.

• If I could improve again I would make a better choice on witch materials I used while thinking about things insulation along with environmental impact instead of one or the other because if i just think about environmental impact our box will not hold nearly as much heat as it should.

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