Bruikbaarheid van alternatieve energiesystemen ter vervanging van hout en kolen in Afrika

Authors

  • Daniel Baert Laboratorium voor Elektronica en Meettechniek Ghent University
  • Bonaventure Bangurambona Laboratorium voor Elektronica en Meettechniek Ghent University
  • Hugo Kuyken Laboratorium voor Elektronica en Meettechniek Ghent University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21825/af.v3i1-2.6572

Abstract

In the article, the possibility of the use of alternative energy sources (a.e.) in Africa is discussed. The authors give some criteria which have to be fulfilled before a.e. sources can succesfully be applicated. KEYWORDS: alternative energy sources, cooking, heating, photovoltaic generators, refrigeration. 

Author Biographies

Daniel Baert, Laboratorium voor Elektronica en Meettechniek Ghent University

Laboratorium voor Elektronica en MeettechniekGhent University

Bonaventure Bangurambona, Laboratorium voor Elektronica en Meettechniek Ghent University

Laboratorium voor Elektronica en MeettechniekGhent University

Hugo Kuyken, Laboratorium voor Elektronica en Meettechniek Ghent University

Laboratorium voor Elektronica en MeettechniekGhent University

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Published

1987-03-28

How to Cite

Baert, D., Bangurambona, B., & Kuyken, H. (1987). Bruikbaarheid van alternatieve energiesystemen ter vervanging van hout en kolen in Afrika. frika ocus, 3(1-2). https://doi.org/10.21825/af.v3i1-2.6572

Issue

Vol. 3 No. 1-2 (1987)

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Articles

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