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Solar Cooking Innovations Their Appropriateness And Viability Abhishek Saxena Brian Norton Varun Goel Desh Bandhu Singh

Name: Solar Cooking Innovations Their Appropriateness And Viability Abhishek Saxena Brian Norton Varun Goel Desh Bandhu Singh
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Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.75 MB

Pages: 24

Author: Abhishek Saxena & Brian Norton & Varun Goel & Desh Bandhu Singh

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Solar Cooking Innovations Their Appropriateness And Viability Abhishek Saxena Brian Norton Varun Goel Desh Bandhu Singh by Abhishek Saxena & Brian Norton & Varun Goel & Desh Bandhu Singh instant download after payment.

The successful use of solar energy for cooking requires the systems adopted not only to have technical attributes that con-
veniently address specific cooking requirements but also are socially and economically acceptable to its end-users. When
displacing cooking fuels used in developing countries, solar cooking can lead to (i) improved health in children and women,
(ii) less local forest degradation, (iii) less local pollution, and (iv) lower contributions to global greenhouse gas emissions.
The diverse range of thermal and photovoltaic solar cooking systems available, or under development, in different regions
of the world is discussed in the present work. Particular attention is given to the social, cultural, and economic factors that
have limited adoption of solar cookers. Technical developments that address these limitations are shown to only be effective
when they facilitate traditional ways of cooking particular foods in and at desired times in specific climates.

https://doi.org/10.1007/s11356-022-21670-4