Solar Fire is a modular, high temperature, fixed focal point, Solar Concentration System designed for scalability at low-cost.
Make steam without fuel!
Bake in the sun!
Simulate, optimize, design.
New Website Up!
On the 21st of December, 2011, we launched the newest version of the site.
Since we use Spip (bless their souls), totally redoing the entire structure and design isn't so complicated.
In the newest version we've implemented a Blorum which we hope people will use to Blog and discuss their projects and ideas. Using a system of key words we can associate each Blorum post to the main material of the site (Steam, Oven, DIY, Countries, etc.).
... But since there's already some 800 pages or so and a few thousand images, we're still ironing out the kinks. Please email us any faults you find, suggestions, or content you can no longer find.
Blorum latest
- Ejector pump variable solar solution
- Website To-Do List
- Plans for spreading Solar Concentrators around the Globe.
- OpenPower Nepal at Maya Universe Academy
- Save world for 3 Trillion
- CNC Solar Fire - Break Through
- More Stirling Videos
- Stirling Engine Video Update
- Pre-Project CAD model now available!
- Concept
- Public Policy and Solar Thermal Energy
- Solar Fire and Peak Oil
- Payback Calculator
- Space vs Ground Panels
- Solar Hot Water (Almost free method)
- Designing a Practical Fusion Reactor (satire)
- Expected Output and cleaning
- Solar Steam Structure Concept Animated
- Reflector Angle Setting Concept Drawings
- Pumps and Solar Steam
- System Engineering Diagram
- The Thermal Problem
- Solar Fire Quick Intro
- Objective
- See French section
Non-Profit Campaigns
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Ejector pump variable solar solutionI had mentioned in on thepage about pumpsthere was a solution to get solar thermal to work with ejector pumps, and that if I didn’t post about it to remind me. In the past week or two a few people have asked about the solution to this problem The reason I didn’t post it at the time is because the solution I found was in a payed for paper I purchased so I couldn’t just copy. Basically, the problem with solar thermal steam powering an ejector pump is that ejector pumps generally have small (...)
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