Dual parabolic reflector calculator for solar concentrated beam
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The given .stl file features a 1m diameter structure with a 560mm height to the upper small parabolic mirror. The calculated power output is approximately 1200 watts; however, in real conditions, it could be around 800 watts or higher. Compared to a Fresnel mirror, this design offers more power in a smaller area. For reflector material, the user plans to use a silver rescue blanket (mylar foil), attaching and sealing it via vacuum methods or CNC machining. It's recommended that you resize the file for your printer as well.
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