Automatic Dual Axis Solar Tracking System
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Date
2023-05-06Author
Hossain, Md. Ismail
Al Mohmud, Md. Jubair
Hossain, Md Raihan
Hossain, Md Somrat
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The Dual Axis Solar Tracking System (DASTS) is a cutting-edge technology designed to
optimize solar energy capture by continuously orienting solar panels in two dimensions,
azimuth and elevation, to follow the path of the sun throughout the day. This abstract
provides an overview of the DASTS, highlighting its key features and benefits. The DASTS
incorporates precision sensors, motors, and a control algorithm to accurately position solar
panels for maximum exposure to sunlight. Unlike fixed solar installations, this dynamic
system significantly enhances energy generation, increasing overall efficiency and reducing
dependency on fossil fuels. By tracking the sun's movement from east to west and up and
down the horizon, the DASTS maximizes energy capture, increasing overall energy output
compared to static solar panels. Increased energy production leads to reduced electricity bills
and a quicker return on investment for solar installations, making renewable energy more
economically viable. The DASTS helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on
non-renewable energy sources, contributing to a more sustainable and environmentally
friendly future. The DASTS is adaptable for various solar installations, from residential
rooftops to large-scale solar farms, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. In
summary, the Dual Axis Solar Tracking System represents a significant advancement in solar
energy technology, offering a more efficient and environmentally friendly approach to
harnessing solar power. Its ability to continuously track the sun's position ensures optimal
energy generation, making it a promising solution for a sustainable energy future.
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