Solar Tracking Structure Design

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Solar Tracking Structure Design By Hashem Bukhamsin, Angelo Edge, Roger Guiel, Dan Verne Team 18 Final Project Report Document Submitted towards partial fulfillment of the requirements for Mechanical Engineering Design I Fall 2013 Department of Mechanical Engineering Northern Arizona University Flagstaff, AZ 86011 Solar Power Tracking System Task 3-Power Point Tracking for Solar Energy Northern Arizona University (NAU) NAU College of Engineering, Forestry and Natural Science Team SOLAREADY: Hashem Bukhamsin, Angelo Edge, Roger Guiel, Dan Verne, Majad Alharbi, Curt DuRocher, M. Ian Farnsworth, Michael Helland, Dustin Sagg Advisors: Dr. Tom Acker, Dr. David Scott and Professor Srinivas Kosaraju March 21, 2014 Task 3 Northern Arizona University | 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summery.

current environmentally friendly solar power technologies in order to increase efficiency and decrease waste. The NAU engineering team was tasked to design a tracking system for a photovoltaic solar power system, which will track the sun’s movements in order to collect as much of the sun’s energy as possible.

  Design, Solar