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Scientists built a sunflower-inspired cooling system that delivered 135% more cooling power at solar noon - timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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Times of India (IN)2h ago
Scientists built a sunflower-inspired cooling system that delivered 135% more cooling power at solar noon than a fixed horizontal surface
Researchers in China have developed a radiative cooling system inspired by the way sunflowers track the sun, with experiments showing a 135% increase in cooling flux at solar noon compared with a fixed horizontal version of the same selective emitter. The system, called dynamic sky view factor steering (DSVFS), changes the orientation of a cooling surface to reduce its exposure to direct sunlight while retaining access to the sky.
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Scientists built a sunflower-inspired cooling system that delivered 135% more cooling power at solar noon
Sunflower-inspired cooling system delivered 135% more cooling power
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