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The article provides an analysis of data on the state of use of solar energy as an energy source in the Republic of Uzbekistan. At the same time, the prospects of using optimal grapheme-based solar energy converters are noted

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Turdimukhammad Rakhmonov, Sherzod Kamilov, Shoolim Salimov

Military technical Institute of the National Guard of the Republic of

Uzbekistan

ABOUT SOLAR ENERGY CONVERTERS AS ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF

ELECTRICITY

T. Rakhmonov, Sh. Kamilov, Sh. Salimov



Abstract: The article provides an analysis of data on the state of use of

solar energy as an energy source in the Republic of Uzbekistan. At the same
time, the prospects of using optimal grapheme-based solar energy
converters are noted

Keywords: energy, ecology, energy source, converters, hydrocarbon,

grapheme, climate, useful work, solar energy.


Introduction. Alternative or non-traditional energy sources are natural

resources that can be used to generate electricity.

The use of non-traditional and renewable energy sources (RES) in the

fuel and energy industry is an urgent task of the world energy industry. One


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of the main types of solar radiation that is environmentally friendly and
affordable is the energy of solar radiation[1,2].

Uzbekistan has favorable climate conditions for the use of solar energy,

the energy potential of which is 98.5 percent of all renewable energy sources
combined, so its use is relevant both to ensure energy security and to
improve the social and living conditions of the population. It is also
important to preserve hydrocarbon fuel reserves for future generations and
to mitigate the environmental situation in Uzbekistan.

Methods and solutions to the problem. The main components of

renewable energy sources in Uzbekistan are solar, hydraulic, wind and
geothermal energy, as well as biomass energy. According to the results of
the assessments, the technical potential of renewable energy sources in the
Republic of Uzbekistan is 180 million tons of oil equivalent, which is more
than three times its annual energy demand.

The climatic and natural conditions of the Republic of Uzbekistan

provide (figure 1) wide opportunities for the use of renewable energy. The
largest potential lies in the solar energy sector. This source is almost
universal - it allows you to produce electrical and thermal energy.

Figure 1: solar energy Potential in Uzbekistan, kWh / kW peak.


At the geographical latitude of Uzbekistan, solar energy utilization is

possible through the use of a wide range of industrial technologies: solar
panels (photovoltaic converters), concentrators of various types, combined
stations. Table 1 below shows the potential of renewable energy sources in
the Republic of Uzbekistan, million tons n.e.



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Table 1.

Type of RES/Indicator

Gross

Technical

Mastered

Total

50993,8

182,2

0,7

Hydro energy

9,2

2,3

0,56

Largest river

8,0

1,8

0,2

Small rivers and
watercourses

1,2

0,5

...

Solar energy

50*10

3

176,8

Wind energy

2,2

0,4

Biomass

10,0

0,5-3,0

The heat energy of the
Earth

67*10

5

0

0


Energy conversion in solar cells is based on the photovoltaic effect in

inhomogeneous semiconductor structures when exposed to solar radiation.
In this paper, we will not go into the physics of this complex phenomenon
[1.2], but will briefly describe the practical side of the matter. An important
point of operation of solar cells is their temperature regime. When the
element is heated by one degree above 25°C, it loses 0.002 V in voltage, i.e.
0.4 %per degree. On a bright Sunny day, the elements heat up to 600 -70°C,
losing 0.07-0.09 In each. This is the main reason for reducing the efficiency
of solar cells and leads to a drop in the voltage generated by the element.
The efficiency of a conventional solar cell currently ranges from 10 to 16 %.
This means that a 100*100 mm element can generate 1-1. 6 W under
standard conditions. The standard conditions for certification of elements
worldwide are recognized as follows: illumination-1000 W / m2
temperature -25°C; spectrum-AM1, 5 (solar spectrum at latitude 450) [2].

The German-French team from Fraunhofer ISE. Settee, CEA-LETI and

Helmholtz Center Berlin has already announced the creation of solar cells
with an efficiency of 43.6%. Based on this result and thanks to further
intensive research and optimization steps, an efficiency of 44.7% was
obtained.

The use of group III – V semiconductor elements, which were initially

used in space technologies, helped to realize high efficiency for converting
sunlight into electricity. In this connection, the solar cell elements made of
III - V semiconductors are stacked on top of each other. Each layer converts
waves of different lengths from the solar spectrum.

The Fraunhofer institutes for the study of solar energy systems, Settee.

CEA-Leti and the Helmholtz center in Berlin announced that they have
achieved a new world record for the efficiency of converting Solar energy
into electrical energy by using a new structure of solar cells with four layers.


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Like some other multilayer solar cells, this chip is designed to work with a
concentrator that concentrates the flow of sunlight in 297.3 times, that is,
the area of the lens of the concentrator is about Z00 times larger than the
area of the solar cell. The efficiency of 44.7% applies to a wide range of solar
radiation: from ultraviolet to infrared. The energy of waves with a length of
200-1800 nm is taken by four layers of the cell. This is an important step
towards reducing the cost of using solar electricity and approaching an
important milestone of 50% efficiency.

A group of scientists from the University of California predicted what

will be economical and flexible solar panels of the new generation in the near
future. After several years of work on organic solar cells, new prototypes of
solar cells have been produced, which have a light weight, flexible substrate,
low cost of manufacture and technological efficiency. The presence of
transparent conducting electrodes in organic solar cells allows light to
interact with active substances inside the element, generating electricity.
Today, graphene-based polymer sheets are used to create large assemblies
of flexible solar cells. Graphene - two-dimensional; allotropic modification
of carbon, a layer of carbon atoms thick, one atom. Graphene is a two-
dimensional crystal consisting of a single layer of carbon atoms assembled
in a hexagonal lattice (figure 2). These sheets are used to convert solar
radiation energy into electricity.









Figure 2. Polymeric sheets based on graphene.

A group of researchers from the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, put

forward the theory that graphene, as an atom-sheet with a thickness of one
carbon atom, can easily be integrated into very flexible polymer sheets, from
which, after applying a thermoplastic layer of protection, cells of organic
solar cells can be formed. At the same time, by chemical vapor deposition,
high-quality graphene can now be obtained in sufficient quantities.

The flexibility of the cells of such solar cells gives an additional

advantage, they will work even after repeated bends, unlike indium-Tin-
Oxide solar cells. Low cost, electrical conductivity, stability, compatibility of


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the electrodes with organic matter, and availability, along with flexibility, all
give graphene cells decisive advantages over other solar cells[3].

A group of scientists from the University of California have proposed

what will be the economical and flexible solar panels of the new generation
in the near future. After several decades of work on organic solar cells, new
prototypes of solar cells have been produced, which have a light weight,
flexible substrate, low cost of manufacture and technological efficiency.
Currently, research is being conducted on such solar cells.

The most unique property of organic solar cells are transparent

conducting electrodes. This allows light to interact with the active
substances inside the element, generating electricity. Today, graphene-
based polymer sheets are used to create large assemblies of flexible solar
cells.

Graphene is a two-dimensional allotropic modification of carbon, a layer

of carbon atoms one atom thick. Graphene is a two-dimensional crystal
consisting of a single layer of carbon atoms assembled in a hexagonal
lattice). These sheets are used to convert solar radiation energy into
electricity, providing cheap solar energy [3].

A group of researchers led by Chong wu Zhou, a Professor of electrical

engineering at the USC Viterbi School of Engineering, put forward the theory
that graphene as an atom - a sheet of one carbon atom thick can easily be
integrated into very flexible polymer sheets, from which, after applying a
thermo - plastic layer of protection, it is possible to form cells of organic
solar cells. And since the method of chemical vapor deposition, high-quality
graphene can now be obtained in sufficient quantities - the price of such
solar cells is minimal.

Discussions. Traditional silicon solar cells are still more efficient. So,

with their help, 14 W of electricity will be generated from 1000 W of
sunlight, while organic solar panels allow you to get only 1.3 W of energy
from 1000 W of sunlight. But organic solar panels will compensate for this
with advantages such as flexibility and lower cost.

According to Gomez De Arco, it will be possible to launch printing

machines for the production of flexible organic solar cells and it will be
similar to printing ordinary Newspapers. These organic solar cells can be
like curtains hanging in homes, they can even be made into fabric and worn
as energy clothing.

The flexibility of the cells of such solar cells gives an additional

advantage, they will work even after repeated bends, unlike Indium-Tin-
Oxide solar cells. Low cost, electrical conductivity, stability, compatibility of
the electrodes with organic matter, and availability, along with flexibility, all
give graphene cells decisive advantages over other solar cells.


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The Fraunhofer Institute for the study of solar energy systems, Soitec,

CEA-Leti and the Helmholtz center in Berlin announced that they have
achieved a new world record for the efficiency of converting Solar energy
into electrical energy by using a new structure of solar cells with four layers.
Like some other multilayer solar cells, this chip is designed to work with a
concentrator that concentrates the flow of sunlight in 297.3 times, that is,
the area of the lens of the concentrator is about 300 times the area of the
solar cell. The efficiency of 44.7% applies to a wide range of solar radiation:
from ultraviolet to infrared. The energy of waves with a length of 200-1800
nm is taken by four layers of the cell. This is an important step towards
reducing the cost of using solar electricity and approaching an important
milestone of 50% efficiency.

Conclusions. The article analyzes the latest information about solar cells

and notes the prospects for using optimal solar energy converters based on
graphene.


References:
1.

Fahrenbruch A., Bob R. Solar cells: Theory and experiment; translated

from English. Ed. by M. M. Koltun. - Moscow: 1987. - 312 p.

2.

Zhores I. Alferov, Andreev, E. M., Rumyantsev V. D. Trends and

prospects of development of solar photovoltaics. Physics and technology of
semiconductors, - 2004. - T 36, - Issue 8, - pp. 937-946.

3.

http://onnes.ph.man.ac.uk/nano/index.html

Nargiza Karimova, Samarkand State Institute of foreign languages. Teacher

of the department of pedagogy and psychology

REQUIREMENTS FOR FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING

N. Karimova


Abstract: Teaching has been an essential process in pedagogy

demanding great effort and responsibility. Essentially teaching process
becomes more difficult in teaching a foreign language to learners a language
as a second language. My below written article is devoted to requirements
for foreign language teaching

Keywords: Secondary special vocational education, the goal of academic

lyceums, teaching foreign languages. the communicative approach, practical
trainings.


The first law of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On Education" adopted in

1992 and the basis of the "National Program of Personnel Training" adopted
on August 29, 1997, the economic, social, scientific-technical and cultural
formation of a needy, creative, socially active, spiritually rich person and

Библиографические ссылки

Fahrenbruch A., Bob R. Solar cells: Theory and experiment; translated from English. Ed. by M. M. Koltun. - Moscow: 1987. - 312 p.

Zhores I. Alferov, Andreev, E. M., Rumyantsev V. D. Trends and prospects of development of solar photovoltaics. Physics and technology of semiconductors, - 2004. - T 36, - Issue 8, - pp. 937-946.

http://onnes.ph.man.ac.uk/nano/index.html

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