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6 FAQs about [Solar collector bracket CAD method]
What is the mathematical model of solar collector?
The mathematical model of solar collector consists of external energy balance of absorber (heat transfer from absorber surface to ambient environment) and internal energy balance of absorber (heat transfer from absorber surface into heat transfer fluid).
What are the levels of a solar collector?
The solar collector is defined by means of main levels: glazing exterior surface (p1), glazing interior surface (p2), absorber (abs), frame interior surface (z2) and frame exterior surface (z1). These levels are schematically outlined in Fig. 1.
Can Kolektor 2.2 be used as a universal design tool?
Experimental validation of the solar flat-plate collector model has allowed the use of the universal design tool KOLEKTOR 2.2 for virtual prototyping of efficient solar collector constructions, including evacuated collectors for building integration applicable to advanced solar systems (solar heating and cooling systems).
How to optimize solar collector construction?
The use of the design tool for parametric analysis coupled with economical calculations can provide optimisation of the solar collector construction. Heat loss from absorber through glazing to ambient environment for solar collectors with low-emissive absorber (emittance 0.05) is around 75 % of overall collector heat loss.
What is the difference between a solar collector and a reference collector?
Geometrical and physical properties of solar collector elements are taken identical with reference collector except the variable fin width. Collector performance with three values of fin width (50, 125, 200 mm) has been compared. The solar collector with narrow fins has a better heat removal
What is a solar collector specification?
It allows a very detailed specification of collector geometrical and material parameters. It covers a large segment of solar collectors (unglazed, single and double glazed) and evaluates also optical properties of the collector, e.g. incident angle modifier.