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Energy & Environment

This is the Focus point, where the rays are concentrated to. Parabolic Reflecting material is used to Concentrate the Rays This cooker can produce a temperature of over 200 °C Concentrator Type Cooker

The sun changes position throughout the day so this type of cooker needs to track the sunlight. The user needs to be in the sun at all times It is good for cooking lots of food at the same time, e.g. in a hostel Concentrator Type Cooker

This is the outside reflecting lid. It This cooker can produce a temperature of 150 °C It can also cook food using boiling water at100 °C This is a glass lid that Its box shape is very good at It has a black bottom inside that It also has reflective internal walls to It has insulated sides and bottom to Concentrates the rays. Converts light to heat energy Trapping Heat concentrate the rays Trap Heat uses the greenhouse effect Traps the Heat and

This type of solar cooker is good for cooking food using boiling water. The cooker is small and portable so it is easy to move to face the sunlight. The user must stand in the sun to use it.

It has large parabolic dishes for use in indoor community kitchens. It tracks the sun’s movement using bike chains and a clock. It reflects the concentrated rays onto a fixed point.

Sometimes the concentrated sunlight enters a nearby kitchen directly to strike a cooking pot or frying surface. Or sometimes it’s used to create steam which is transported by pipes to a nearby kitchen

Cut food into smaller pieces This increases the surface area of the food so that it will cook quicker. Use minimum amount of water e.g. in rice this will decrease the amount of time it takes to cook. Do not open the cooker for stirring as heat will escape The time to cook may be longer than normal. Dependent on climate and sun.

Some require constant attendance while cooking. Advantages Disadvantages Solar cookers do not require fuel Solar cookers can be used to boil water that can then be used inside Concentrator cookers are useful when there are lots of meals to be prepared at the same time Most do not work at night Concentrator type cookers need to follow the sun Most require level land Most are too tall for women who like to cook sitting