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Abstract:
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Brazil has an average of 250 sunny days, is a tropical country, and unfortunately it uses very little
solar energy for both heating water, and for the cooking of foods with the solar cooker. This article
proposes to sustainability in the design of panel solar cookers easy to perform, taking advantage of
junk, like cardboard, with alternatives of reflective material such as aluminum foil and reflective
films found in the market. The reflective fixation can be made with cooked paste or other type of
adhesive available on the market. The disclosure of the benefits of solar cooking will be through
popular workshops construction of solar cookers and cooking foods such as breads, cakes and
basic culinary dishes to poor communities. |
