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[[File: Small Scale Updraft Tower.jpg |640px|thumb|right|Small scale solar updraft tower: upper image shows schematic presentation of the principle. Lower image: Solar towers can incorporate PV modules for additional daytime energy and the heat from PV array is utilized in the solar tower. ]]
[[File: Small Scale Updraft Tower.jpg |640px|thumb|right|Small scale solar updraft tower: upper image shows schematic presentation of the principle. Lower image: Solar towers can incorporate PV modules for additional daytime energy and the heat from PV array is utilized in the solar tower. ]]


The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_updraft_tower Solar Updraft Tower] is a proven but still largely experimental way to generate electricity. The source of heat can be solar (requiring a heat collecting area) or chemical fuel (e.g. biomass combustion). Waste heat from other processes (such as [[lime]] making, [[biochar] production, etc.) could be used. Below is a link collection of some research on small-scale updraft towers.   
The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_updraft_tower Solar Updraft Tower] is a proven but still largely experimental way to generate electricity. The source of heat can be solar (requiring a heat collecting area) or chemical fuel (e.g. biomass combustion). Waste heat from other processes (such as [[lime]] making, [[biochar]] production, etc.) could be used. Below is a link collection of some research on '''small'''-scale updraft towers.   
   
   
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==Product Ecology==

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Small scale solar updraft tower: upper image shows schematic presentation of the principle. Lower image: Solar towers can incorporate PV modules for additional daytime energy and the heat from PV array is utilized in the solar tower.

The Solar Updraft Tower is a proven but still largely experimental way to generate electricity. The source of heat can be solar (requiring a heat collecting area) or chemical fuel (e.g. biomass combustion). Waste heat from other processes (such as lime making, biochar production, etc.) could be used. Below is a link collection of some research on small-scale updraft towers.

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