Solar Pond Potential as A New Renewable Energy in South Sulawesi

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Renewable energy sources need to be developed to maintain the electric energy availability by utilizing oceanic energy, namely solar pond energy. This energy is highly influenced by several factors including salinity, air temperature and solar radiation. This study was focused on finding the potential of solar pond in South Sulawesi, a region with fairly high solar radiation and abundant salt water raw materials availability. The method used in this study was analyzing the values from the mathematic models of daily horizontal solar radiation, air temperature, wind speed, relative humidity and atmospheric pressure for the last 22 years which were finalized using MATLAB. The findings of this study will show the areas with good potentials to apply solar pond in South Sulawesi that can be utilized in various fields including power generator, industrial heating process, desalination and heating for biomass conversion.

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Fadliah Baso, N., Gunadin, I. C., & Yusran. (2018). Solar Pond Potential as A New Renewable Energy in South Sulawesi. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 979). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/979/1/012039

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