Sweida-Sana
The Syrian inventor Wasim Anis Arar from the As-Suwayda governorate employed his accumulated experience and his constant search for everything new towards creating a device to intensify the sun's rays to produce water vapor and use it both domestically and industrially in order to achieve savings in electricity and used gas or to dispense with it completely.
The device, according to the inventor Arar, as he mentioned during his interview with the SANA reporter, is a development of the idea of the solar heater currently used. The innovation consists of concave mirrors and an electronic panel that includes two motors to track the sun's rays and give orders to move towards it, as well as a radiation receiver containing a steam boiler, a pressure watch, a sensor, a safety valve, and vacuum copper tubes from Inside, heat is transferred through it to the desired place of use, pointing out that the device is placed on the roofs of buildings or balconies of houses and the steam pressure is high, up to 6 bar.
Arar, a member of the Syrian Inventors Association since 2005, explained that the work to complete the device took about 7 months and at costs that are relatively low compared to the economic feasibility achieved in the long term, with the aim of finding solutions to energy problems and supporting the approach to clean alternative energies that are environmentally friendly.
What Arar has recently invented is added to the many inventions that he accomplished in the past period, which were as mentioned by a sensor for ventilators to measure air flow using piezo-electric technology, as well as a device for the manufacture of precise tools such as screws and the manufacture of gold and plastic molds and a device to detect diseases that affect grains through laser technology.
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