MTRI shows off expanded facility
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Made in Newfoundland, the supplementary solar heater has a lens made out of UV stabilized polycarbonate and inside is black aluminum pop cans.
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The evacuated tube solar collectors are an example of the green technologies added during MTRI’s addition.
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The wind turbine, in front MTRI’s main facility, needs 15 to 20 kilometres per hour of wind and can handle up to about 80 kilometres per hour.
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Made in Newfoundland, the supplementary solar heater has a lens made out of UV stabilized polycarbonate and inside is black aluminum pop cans.
Made in Newfoundland, the supplementary solar heater has a lens made out of UV stabilized polycarbonate and inside is black aluminum pop cans.
The evacuated tube solar collectors are an example of the green technologies added during MTRI’s addition.
The wind turbine, in front MTRI’s main facility, needs 15 to 20 kilometres per hour of wind and can handle up to about 80 kilometres per hour.
Made in Newfoundland, the supplementary solar heater has a lens made out of UV stabilized polycarbonate and inside is black aluminum pop cans.
The wind turbine spun energetically, and solar panels soaked in the sun shining onto the roof at the Mersey Tobeatic Research Institute (MTRI).
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