Recent content by Ppzek

Thank you for your reply no time, unfortunaly all this research had to remain hidden because of the limitations of the entry panels sanyo requested, they are very rigid and my explanation had to go under 100 characters, 500x500, <100k files... Anyway i made a diagram explaning all that i could...

Ok, we did the following: Considering a four floors building that has eight T3 apartments, and imagening that each division uses 2 x 60w light bulbs + 2 extra for the living room. Knowing that the equivalent to each 60w light bulb is one 36led/2.5w lamp can i make this calcule? 5w x 9...

hello again, after some discussion we tought that would be reasonable to introduce a low power alternative lighting system to overcome the lack of real sunlight during the night. Our main problem is, we don't have a clue about some led terminology to start with so, we are asking what is the most...

Hello everyone, I am working on an object that removes the humidity from the air( sorry, don't know the english word), purifies it using a mercury lamp and then we want it to become mineral water by conducting the water through a mineral filter that gives the minerals to the water. Is this...

Beeing the deadline for this project the next Saturday, i had to make a dicision, so ill be using optic fiber to power the light, i can't trow out the benefits of real sun light spectrum toward us humans. Thank you for your feedback and all post pictures of the final product asap. :) Once...

ups :) Heres the article: http://www.livescience.com/technology/041115_solar_dish.html

Two bad i see...well after browsing a little more, i found another interesting tech, after receiving the solarbeam a set of mirrors concentrate the heat of the solarbeams into an hydrogen engine, the gaz inside the tank expands and contracts and the pistons of an engine start to move producing...

Interesting article! The concept mentioned is almost the same my group tought about - "lets just pipe the sunlight into the building" Anyway i have another question, instead of "traping" the sunbeam into a receiver and then into the optic fiber, i ask if its possible to capture the "Lux"...

Hi everyone, I am working on a school project and have a question for you all. :) I want to build a modular block that receives, transmites and emites light. http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/8446/untitled1st6.png My main idea is installing a solarpanel/lux receiver just above a room...