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The ASME Solar Energy Division (SED) was established in 1966 from a group of ASME members interested in the application of solar energy to mechanical engineering systems.
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Keith Kearsley, PE
There were some fascinating renewable energy presentations at this year's Professional Engineers of Oregon conference including talks on Solar Energy and Wave Energy. Here's a link to a short write up. I'd encourage you to check it out!
https://focusedengineeringllc.com/exciting-renewable-energy-developments/
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Exciting Renewable Energy Developments | Focused Engineering

The future is finally here. There have been many exciting advances in renewable energy in recent years. We’re graduating out of ineffective systems pushed by…

Jun 14 2019 4:32 PM

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Steven Wallace replied to ASME Guidance for UMV inspection of Solar Panels in Solar Energy Division - Forum.
Mar 20 2018 12:59 PM
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Steven Wallace posted ASME Guidance for UMV inspection of Solar Panels to Solar Energy Division - Forum.
Jan 11 2018 5:40 PM
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Andy Walker
Please send nominations for the ASME Frank Kreith Award to Andy Walker at andy.walker@nrel.gov. Instructions for nomination and due date may be found at https://www.asme.org/about-asme/get-involved/honors-awards/achievement-awards/frank-kreith-energy-award.
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Frank Kreith Energy Award

ASME recognizes the outstanding achievements in mechanical and multidisciplinary engineering through its honors and awards program.

Nov 28 2017 10:33 AM

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ASHHAD NOUSHAD
How economical is solar panels than hydro power?
Sep 20 2017 4:51 PM
Yash Pund | Aug 30 2018 1:44 PM
Hydropower requires large tracts of land , thereby requiring more years for construction . Solar panels can fitted on rooftops inside a day .

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Eduardo González Mora shared Amir Ghasemkhani's Post

It can be used, however, depending on the application and also the PTC concentration ratio; with this, you can choose the correct HTF.

Why can not water be used in parabolic trough collector?

Feb 01 2017 4:52 PM

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Amir Ghasemkhani
Why can not water be used in parabolic trough collector?
Dec 17 2016 7:55 AM

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Cheryl Hasan
OPEN CALL: Recruiting for Open ECE Programming Committee/Team Positions, Apply Today
Submission Deadline: September 30, 2016

The ECE Programming Committee has an Open Call for early career engineers to apply for volunteer positions which will provide an unique opportunity to network, build skills and lead teams.

Find Details and How to Apply: https://community.asme.org/futureme/w/wiki/12927.volunteer-opportunities-ecepc-recruitment-for-open-committeeteam-positions.aspx
Sep 21 2016 3:07 PM

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Nicholas Meyler posted Retained Search for Experienced Solar Tracker Designers to Solar Energy Division - Forum.
Aug 25 2015 10:27 PM
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Nicholas Meyler
Outstanding Solar Tracker Design Opportunity! Searching for Engineer with Solar Tracker Design Experience (Tempe, AZ)
Outstanding Career Opportunity in Structural Engineering: http://app.streamsend.com/ss/1/u4Kt/wwufp8xz6s

August 24, 2015

My repeat client is the World's leading Solar Power company and has retained me exclusively to search for and identify great candidates for Structural Engineering Designer for Single-Axis Solar Trackers in Tempe, AZ.  They offer competitive compensation/salary, excellent benefits, and relocation assistance.  They have recently demonstrated industry-record efficiencies in their new solar panels, and are thus poised for significant growth.

Aug 25 2015 10:25 PM

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Nicholas Meyler
Outstanding Solar Tracker Design Opportunity! Searching for Engineer with Solar Tracker Design Experience (Tempe, AZ)
Outstanding Career Opportunity in Structural Engineering: http://app.streamsend.com/ss/1/u4Kt/wwufp8xz6s

August 24, 2015

My repeat client is the World's leading Solar Power company and has retained me exclusively to search for and identify great candidates for Structural Engineering Designer for Single-Axis Solar Trackers in Tempe, AZ.  They offer competitive compensation/salary, excellent benefits, and relocation assistance.  They have recently demonstrated industry-record efficiencies in their new solar panels, and are thus poised for significant growth.

Aug 25 2015 10:25 PM

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sakthivel arumugam
Can we use nano technology in solar panels to reduce the size of itself with same efficiency?
Apr 27 2015 8:37 AM
Eduardo González-Mora, MS | May 01 2015 6:50 PM
I think it is possible, but take into consideration the high cost of this kind of panels.
David L. Hagen | Jul 16 2015 9:47 AM
See "rectennae" - rectified antenna sized for solar irradiance wavelengths.
Yash Pund | Aug 30 2018 1:47 PM
Rectennae was an interesting subject .

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