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Tuesday, 12 April 2011

Wind Powered Water Pump (Complete Installation Kit)

Wind Pump System Complete Kit – The Rutland wind water pump kit offers a cost-effective, simple and efficient wind-pumping system in the even the most remote locations.The Rutland Wind-Electric Pump Kit not only compact and virtually silent, but it also provides a reliable source of portable water for isolated communities or drainage, livestock watering and irrigation purposes. It is one the simplest and most efficient wind-pumping systems available, based on our established Rutland 913 Windcharger that is connected to an electric pump via an interface controller, no battery is required. The controller also accepts power input from solar panels so that a hybrid system may be operated to take full advantage of available power day and night. The Rutland Wind Pump Kit pumps water from a depth of up to 25m at isolated locations in all climates. Greater depths are also possible. The Rutland Kit overcomes many of the problems associated with traditional wind pumps that often need a strong wind to overcome high initial mechanical torque to start and have to shut down in relatively low wind speeds.

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Key Product Features :

Features user-friendly interface controller

This kit consists of:

1 x Windcharger
1 x Weather proof interface controller and brackets for pole or wall mounting
1 x Float switch kit
1 x Potable water hose 30m and electrical cable 30m
1 x Support rope, cable ties, fixings etc
Optional solar panels available: 2 each x 30 Watt, 40 Watt or 50 Watt

Wednesday, 23 February 2011

Hitachi air conditioning's solar-powered air conditioning system

HITACHI is the latest company to join the drive for solar-powered air conditioning. Hitachi group subsidiary Hitachi Plant Technologies Ltd has is reported to have developed a solar activated air conditioning system employing its own solar energy collector.



The system will be promoted for use in commercial buildings or district cooling facilities in the sunshine belts of the Mediterranean, the interior of North America, Western Asia, and Australia. The company is predicting sales of up to £40m by 2015.

Hitachi Plant Technologies has considerable experience in a wide range of plants employing solar energy for power and heating.

This system is designed to drive an absorption chiller directly with thermal energy generated from the solar energy collector to obtain chilled water for air conditioning. As the key to this system, Hitachi Plant Technologies developed its own sun-tracking parabola trough-type solar energy collector.