Sentence examples for limitations of solar from inspiring English sources
The approach, developed by Notre Dame professor of chemistry and biochemistry Prashant Kamat and his colleagues, addresses one of the most significant limitations of solar cells based on nanoparticles.
Considering its relative technical simplicity this makes indirectly heated solar reforming a promising technology to overcome the current limitations of solar energy in the medium term.
Especially, it have been said that the current technological limitations of solar cells and batteries can be amended through the use of nanostructures due to their high surface area to volume ratio.
This study will analyze the limitation of solar fraction ratio in design and evaluation, and propose corresponding ideas of solution as references for relevant design and evaluation professionals.
Additionally, demonstration projects of high-rise residential building are introduced, in which the application feasibility and limitation of solar water heating system are emphasized and some appropriate planning types of that are discussed.
One of the main limitations of existing solar thermochemical water-splitting cycles (WSC) are that they utilize only thermal component of the solar irradiation neglecting its photonic component.
Users are aware of the usefulness but also the limitations of passive solar design and, significantly, the demands of VDUs have led to produce buildings where natural light has to be very carefully controlled.
However, one of the main limitations of silicon solar cells is their relatively low capacity to absorb photons near the band gap energy level [1].
There are limitations to solar power, not the least of which is that the sun is not always out.
In addition, the technology largely avoids the intermittency limitations of wind and solar power because, while evaporation rates change, they don't stop.
Many energy experts say the world is going to need far more nuclear power to address the escalating threat of climate change, simply because it's a carbon-free energy source that doesn't face the intermittency limitations of renewables like solar and wind.
