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Yes, solar panels can be installed on metal roofs. In fact, metal roofs are often a great choice for solar panel installations due to their durability and long lifespan. Additionally, the smooth surface of metal roofs makes it easier to secure and position the panels, maximizing sunlight exposure and energy generation.
Could you throw some long scientific words in with your answer so I can impress my teacher, I'm looking to expand my scientific vocab. Thanks
Actually Photovoltaic cells also called solar cells in collection forms solar panel. Photovoltaic cells consist of silicon for converting solar energy into electrical energy.
And I'm tring to decide if I should buy it. Let's say my house would need Megawatt per hour. That's 000 megawatts per hour. This solar panel produces 36 watts. I don't know how if that means per hour or what???
There is no such thing as a megawatt per hour. Watts aren't a unit of energy, watts are a unit of power. Power is the rate at which energy is converted. Power is to energy as speed is to distance. Watt-hours or the famous kiloWatt-hour are units of energy. Also the Joule is the more scientific unit of energy.
name things someone could use solar panels for or make with solar panels? (use solar energy i mean?)
All depends on how many watts you have. I ran a small boom box off a 5w panel before with no problem. The higher the wattage, the more you can run.
Yes, solar panels can be installed on a stadium or sports arena. In fact, many stadiums and sports arenas around the world have already embraced solar energy by installing solar panels on their rooftops or parking lots. These panels generate clean and renewable energy, helping the facility reduce its carbon footprint and save on electricity costs. Additionally, solar panels on stadiums can also serve as a visible symbol of sustainability, inspiring others to adopt renewable energy solutions.
Yes, solar panels can be installed on disaster relief shelters. Solar panels provide a sustainable source of energy and can help power essential equipment and devices in these shelters, such as lights, communication systems, and medical equipment. This reduces the dependency on traditional energy sources and ensures uninterrupted power supply in critical situations. Additionally, solar panels are lightweight and portable, making them suitable for temporary shelters and easy to transport to affected areas.
I'm thinking of having solar panels to generate electricity. The drawbacks are that I'm afraid if it needs repair, I won't be able to find anyone. Also I'm afraid that the roof is not very accessible. If it is a new house, should the roof have a roof hatch? What can make the system not work?
Modern solar electric panels rarely fail. Because of this, if you would be installing them over a roof that only has a few years left on it, it would be better to redo the roof, first. In the unlikely event that a panel needs to be changed, this can be done in 30 minutes or so, because the panels are mounted on racks, with everything simply plugging together. I have never personally seen a solar installation go bad, but from what I hear, the inverter (a box that goes in next to your electric service panel) is usually what burns out after 5 years, assuming the install was done right in the first place. If you were to call roofers to repair your roof, they would somehow be able to get to your roof, by ladders, or a special truck. Solar installers use the same kind of equipment. They won't have a problem getting up there. A solar electric system is actually a very straightforward thing. No matter who installs it, if there is a problem, another installer should be able to diagnose and fix it.
Yes, solar panels can be damaged by hail or other flying debris. Hailstones, in particular, can cause cracks, dents, or even punctures on the surface of solar panels, reducing their efficiency or functionality. To mitigate the risk of damage, many solar panels are designed to withstand certain levels of impact and are typically tested for durability. Additionally, some solar panel installations utilize protective measures, such as tempered glass or anti-hail nets, to minimize potential damage caused by hail or flying debris.