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Solar Floating System with Sun Tracking

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May 2024

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Kalyani Bhade

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Shweta Ghuse

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Ankit Geddam

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Shreenath Deo

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Sudipt Moon

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Mrs. S.P. Washimkar

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The urgent need for sustainable energy sources has led to the exploration of innovative solutions to harness solar power effectively. This study presents a comprehensive investigation into the implementation of a Solar Floating System with Sun Tracking technology to enhance the efficiency of solar photovoltaic (PV) systems. With the depletion of fossil fuel reserves and the escalating energy demand, the imperative for large-scale renewable energy installations has become increasingly apparent. Traditional land-installed solar panels face challenges related to land usage and maintenance, prompting the exploration of alternative solutions such as floating solar photovoltaic panels. By deploying solar panels on water bodies like lakes, reservoirs, and canals, the system not only maximizes energy production but also mitigates land scarcity issues. The proposed system incorporates a sophisticated sun tracking mechanism that dynamically adjusts the position of the solar panels to optimize sunlight exposure throughout the day. This innovative approach utilizes hydraulic mechanisms to precisely orient the panels in accordance with the sun’s trajectory, significantly enhancing energy generation efficiency. Additionally, the system integrates features such as cooling and concentration, which further contribute to its overall performance. By capitalizing on the cooling effect of water and minimizing algae growth, the floating solar panels maintain optimal operating conditions, resulting in increased power output and prolonged panel lifespan.

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Solar photovoltaic systems Panel Energy LDR Sensor DC motors.

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Kalyani Bhade, Shweta Ghuse, Ankit Geddam, Shreenath Deo, Sudipt Moon, Mrs. S.P. Washimkar, "Solar Floating System with Sun Tracking," International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management, vol. 8, no. 5, May 2024.

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