He was born NANOTEK, new technology developed for solar and photovoltaic panels.
It is an innovative formulation based on nanotechnology which has photocatalytic properties, and is specifically designed to protect solar and photovoltaic panels, improving their efficiency.
NANOTEK Is able to develop an anti-reflective coating with pronounced hydrophilic properties, antibacterial and air-purifying. NANOTEK gives the treated surfaces self-cleaning and anti-reflective properties, protects solar panels from dirt and increases their effectiveness through the combination of these two effects. The nanostructure deposited by NANOTEK is a treatment for photovoltaic panels and solar panels super hydrophobic characterized by unique properties that allow weathering (wind, rain and moisture) to remove dirt and contaminant.
This treatment for solar panels and photovoltaic makes possible an increase in the average light supply of the solar panel, also allowing the decomposition of deposited organic matter (bird droppings, air pollution, plant deposits) through a process of photocatalysis, which results in much easier cleaning of coated surfaces.
Nanotechnology on solar panels, how it works.
Sun, wind, and rain are the natural elements that effectively help keep surfaces clean by simplifying and reducing cyclical cleaning. PERGOSOLAR® Gives surfaces greater resistance to scratches. NANOTEK is a photocatalytic coating system developed specifically for photovoltaic and solar cells to provide better transmission and lower reflection of the cells. There are several systems to increase transmission and decrease reflection, such as multilayer formation, however, most of these methods are very complicated.
The photocatalyst is mainly composed of. TiO2 e SiO2. These materials have different reflection properties than glass, a factor that results in better transmission and reflection. When exposed to UVA radiation, the treatment NANOTEK by PERGOSOLAR®, absorbs and converts the UVA part of the light energy into electrons and electron gaps. TiO2 reacts with water (moisture in the air) to create hydroxyl radicals and with oxygen to create superoxide anions, billions of these highly oxidizing species are developed in billionths of a second and work to break down organic matter at the molecular level . Photocatalysts do not lose their properties with the passage of time, as they act only as activators of the process, not binding to pollutants, remaining available for new cycles of photocatalysis.
