Apparatus for utilizing solar energy

Batteries: thermoelectric and photoelectric – Photoelectric – Panel or array

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136250, 136256, 136257, 136244, 136251, 136291, 126648, 126649, 126684, 126657, H01L 31052, H01L 31048

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059818654

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus (10) for utilizing solar energy includes an outer shell body (11), an inner body (40) inside it, and a hollow body (30) provided in between which are formed in a shape of a uniform polyhedron, in particular a dodecahedron. The shell body (11) and the hollow body (30) are provided with at least one opening (12, 13, 15) for the entrance of solar rays. The shell body (11) is therein disposed above a reflector pan (20) and has a partial polyhedron form, in particular in dodecahedral form. The solar energy concentrated in the shell body (11) is converted and conducted further to a consumer. With this cost-effectively produced apparatus (10) an improved efficiency relative to know apparatus is attained.

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