Solar power house info

[Jay64]

I'm still studying it, but I'm pretty sure when you depressurize something it gets cooler. It looks like that is how the propane based systems work, the propane heats up the ammonia, then when it goes through the cooler to condense, it drops the temp way down.

[Arlo1]

But i think something needs to be pumped in a continious circle so if the heat presurizes a gas then you will have a hot gas under presure and it will get cooler when depresurized but will still be hotter the when you started and there is no way to push it back into the chanber for presure. With a heat pump (for cooling) it presurizes a gas then cools that gas off and then depresurizes it to where it comes into the house to cool somthing (absorbing heat from inside your house) then pumped back to the presure chamber all of this is run by an electric pump!

[stingray17]

I have gone out with a hose some times on a hot summer day and hosed down my panels and the wattage shoots up for a while.
Kurt

Kurt, I would recommend that you do not do that on a hot day... The rapid change in temperature can easily crack/shatter the glass on the solar modules! I've seen it happen.