Sunday, December 29, 2013

Bali Future Smart Solar Power Plant





Bali to built the idea of smart offshore solar power plant to fulfill local electricity neccesity. The hundreds of hybrid reflectors equiped with thermal converter and the reflector layer itself to produce power from the sun. The 'LDR' detect sun path and light intensity, thus the reflectors act like plants which looking for sunlight. Capability of moving in certain angular directions makes these reflectors work very efficienly either to catch power or reflect sunlight to the center light-power harvester. The intention to build this power plant in offshore to get the ideal place where land couldn't offer. The such requirements of site size of 630.000sqm with gigantic pieces of mechanics, the no habitable zone buffer perimeter and the ease of moving the structure onto another water surface are all the reasoning of such an idea to be built upon the future era when clean energy are common and affordable to such region like Bali. If we assume the plant produce 1 MWpeak per are per day. The approximately total electricity that could be produced for a day is 6300 MWp or 6,3 GWp, this should be enough to light up entire Denpasar city area in one night. at last the electricity needs of Southern Bali could be fulfilled entirely. The plant could be added progressively on Bali inter island open water such as straits, bays, and lakes, and in the future the innovation could be endless with the possibilities of different concept of solar power. The power plant also act as weather control and monitoring, lighting catcher, and provide marine biodiversity beneath it. The solar power plant also only produce 'UV' radiation and no hazardous radiation such in nuclear or pollution in petrol based power plant. This is ultimately produce clean electricity same as the water based power plant (waterfall, wave, and geothermal/steam). The power output transmitted via above sea water cable pipes transmission and magnetic induction, all would be adjusted with the future technology to come.

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