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| report [2019/06/23 15:45] – [3.10 Sprint Outcomes] team2 | report [2019/06/26 18:54] (current) – [7.6 Tests and Results] team2 | ||
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| - | At the bottom are some sloping | + | At the bottom are some holes with slopes |
| After this, the solar catcher heats the fresh air. The transparent front plate is bent for over 180°. This way, the Sun shines on the solar catcher during the whole day without a rotation system. | After this, the solar catcher heats the fresh air. The transparent front plate is bent for over 180°. This way, the Sun shines on the solar catcher during the whole day without a rotation system. | ||
| The warm air will rise to the top. The form is conical upwards to increase the airspeed as compensation for the reduced temperature at the top. | The warm air will rise to the top. The form is conical upwards to increase the airspeed as compensation for the reduced temperature at the top. | ||
| - | The chimney is provided | + | The chimney is also provided |
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| - | On Figure {{ref> | + | On Figure {{ref> |
| They are made out of wood and a metal mesh. | They are made out of wood and a metal mesh. | ||
| Through a hinged door, it is easy to place the food on the trays. | Through a hinged door, it is easy to place the food on the trays. | ||
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| ³ = while turning, with a delay of 20 ms per 1° angle (most power efficient) | ³ = while turning, with a delay of 20 ms per 1° angle (most power efficient) | ||
| - | When knowing that the total calculated power consumption of the device will be roughly about 1.65 W, you can calculate | + | When knowing that the total calculated power consumption of the device will be roughly about 1.65 W, the total running |
| ==== - Functionalities ==== | ==== - Functionalities ==== | ||
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| + | The team tested the prototype by inserting food to dehydrate. Figure {{ref> | ||
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| + | Besides the kiwi, all other types of food tested showed visible signs of dehydration. In the case of the cherries, mushroom, and bananas, these signs were significant. In the case of the apples, the drying process is about half-way done, as expected, according to Table {{ref> | ||
| ==== - Conclusion ==== | ==== - Conclusion ==== | ||
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| * Internet of Things: allowing the user to be connected and to control the dehydrator at any time and from anywhere. | * Internet of Things: allowing the user to be connected and to control the dehydrator at any time and from anywhere. | ||
| * Rotating system: having the system rotate according to the radiation of the Sun, to always catch the maximum amount of sunlight. | * Rotating system: having the system rotate according to the radiation of the Sun, to always catch the maximum amount of sunlight. | ||
| + | * Increasing the angle of the solar heat catcher to increase solar energy capture. | ||
| + | * Touchscreen instead of LCD and buttons as the user interface. | ||
| + | * Maritime plywood for the straight parts of the product for being definitely waterproof. | ||
| + | * higher precision components, low power fan,arduino nano (lower power consumption) | ||
| ===== Appendices ===== | ===== Appendices ===== | ||
| === 1. Sponge Experiment === | === 1. Sponge Experiment === | ||