Tibetan yurt subjected to power generation by solar energy

Abstract

The invention discloses a Tibetan yurt subjected to power generation by solar energy. The Tibetan yurt comprises a yurt, a skeleton, a plurality of solar cell panels, a plurality of angle sensors, a cap and a plurality of regulation elements, wherein the skeleton is installed on the yurt; the upper ends of the solar cell panels are hinged to the outer skeleton of the skeleton; the angle sensors are installed on the lower ends of the solar cell panels; the cap is detachably installed in the upper skeleton of the skeleton; the regulation elements are installed in the inner skeleton of the skeleton; and the upper end of each regulation element is supported on the lower end bottom surface of each solar cell panel. Since the Tibetan yurt can regulate the placement angles of the solar cell panels, radiation energy received by the solar cell panels is larger, and therefore, the Tibetan yurt is higher in use efficiency and has a better use effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of yurt power supply, in particular to a Tibetan yurt for solar power generation. Background technique [0002] The yurt is built by the nomadic Turkic tribes chasing water and grass to adapt to the nomadic life. It is not only easy to carry, but also durable, comfortable to live in, and has the characteristics of cold, rain, and earthquake resistance. Therefore, it has been used by Tibetans and other tourists for thousands of years. Herdsmen love it. Although traditional yurts have so many advantages, with the development of scientific and technological information, the practicability of traditional yurts is getting worse, especially in terms of lighting and electricity. Since traditional yurts are built in grasslands and other broad areas, And the movement is frequent, so the electricity consumption is limited, which makes it difficult for Tibetans to use electricity. Contents of the invention [0003] ...

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[0002] The yurt is built by the nomadic Turkic tribes chasing water and grass to adapt to the nomadic life. It is not only easy to carry, but also durable, comfortable to live in, and has the characteristics of cold, rain, and earthquake resistance. Therefore, it has been used by Tibetans and other tourists for thousands of years. Herdsmen love it. Although traditional yurts have so many advantages, with the development of scientific and technological information, the practicability of traditional yurts is getting worse, especially in terms of lighting and electricity. Since traditional yurts are built in grasslands and other broad areas, And the movement is more frequent, so the electricity consumption is limited, which makes it difficult for Tibetans to use electricity

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