浅谈机械自动化技术在太阳能领域中的发展与应用（Development and application of mechanical automation technology in solar energy field）.docVIP

浅谈机械自动化技术在太阳能领域中的发展与应用（Development and application of mechanical automation technology in solar energy field） This article is contributed by VIP000000016 Pdf documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Application technology Applied Technology Development and application of mechanical automation technology in solar energy field Yu Yang Dalian University School of mechanical engineering, traditional energy and current development and utilization of solar energy problems combined with Liaoning Dalian 116000 abstract, the mechanical automation in the field of solar energy, and its mainly in the field of solar photovoltaic industry and the field of solar thermal industry development and application are discussed. Keywords solar energy; development and utilization; photovoltaic industry; heat and optical industry; CLC number TH16; document identification code A; article number 1674-6708 (2010) 23-0174-02; 0 Introduction In recent years, problems in the development and utilization of new energy and environmental protection is a hot research focus on the problem that every country in the world, along with the sustained and rapid development of human society, coal, petroleum, natural gas and other traditional forms of energy can be developed using less and less, the international public opinion on the human society is facing the energy crisis the problem is becoming more and more attention. According to the world energy related authoritative survey of the statistical analysis, the length of time the rest of the worlds oil extraction amount available for human exploitation of only about 40 years, natural gas for the exploitation of approximately 61 years remaining about 230 years of mining coal resources can. But in our country, the traditional forms of energy reserves in the world only accounts for about 10% of the total reserves of conventional energy; on the other hand,