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    Flat-plate solar collectors are described. They consist of a dark absorber plate under a glass cover. Insulation is placed behind the absorber plate to reduce heat loss. Heat is transferred via conduction from the absorber plate to a heat exchanger, which circulates a fluid like water or air to transfer the collected heat. Thermosiphon systems use convection rather than pumps to circulate the fluid. Evacuated tube collectors and solar air panels are also discussed as variations on the flat-plate design. Equations are presented for modeling the energy balance and temperature distributions in flat-plate collectors, as well as calculating the overall heat loss coefficient.

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    Flat-plate solar collectors are described. They consist of a dark absorber plate under a glass cover. Insulation is placed behind the absorber plate to reduce heat loss. Heat is transferred via conduction from the absorber plate to a heat exchanger, which circulates a fluid like water or air to transfer the collected heat. Thermosiphon systems use convection rather than pumps to circulate the fluid. Evacuated tube collectors and solar air panels are also discussed as variations on the flat-plate design. Equations are presented for modeling the energy balance and temperature distributions in flat-plate collectors, as well as calculating the overall heat loss coefficient.

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    Flat-Plate Collectors

    MEEN 616
    Fall 2021 Week 13
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    6.1. Description of Flat-Plate Collectors

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    Description of Flat-Plate Collectors

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    Description of Flat-Plate Collectors

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    Description of Flat-Plate Collectors

    glass
    Or electric
    Hot resistance
    water

    Cold
    water Insulation

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    Description of Flat-Plate Collectors

    Thermosiphon System

    Thermosiphons in Seville PROMES laboratory´s prototypes

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    Description of Flat-Plate Collectors

    ΔT = 10 K

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    Description of Flat-Plate Collectors

    Evacuated Tube Collectors

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    Description of Flat-Plate Collectors

    Solar Air Panels

    ΔT=20 K

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    6.2. Basic Flat-Plate Energy Balance Equation

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    Basic Flat-Plate Energy Balance Equation

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    Basic Flat-Plate Energy Balance Equation

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    Basic Flat-Plate Energy Balance Equation

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    6.3. Temperature Distributions in Flat-Plate Collectors

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    Temperature Distributions in Flat-Plate Collectors

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    Temperature Distributions in Flat-Plate Collectors

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    Temperature Distributions in Flat-Plate Collectors

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    Temperature Distributions in Flat-Plate Collectors

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    6.4. Collector Overall Heat Loss Coefficient

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    Collector Overall Heat Loss Coefficient

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    Collector Overall Heat Loss Coefficient

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    Collector Overall Heat Loss Coefficient

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    Collector Overall Heat Loss Coefficient

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