η = Qu AcGT η = Q u A c G T where Qu is the useful energy output from a collector, GT is the incident solar radiation flux (irradience), and Ac is the collector area.
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This paper describes the derivation of a modified equation for solar collector
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AI Customer ServiceLet us define the thermal efficiency (η) first, as it will be the focus and final destination of this chapter. [eta = frac{{{Q_u}}}{{{A_c}{G_T}}}] where Q u is the useful energy output from a
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Collector efficiencies with parametric changes are calculated with the estimated parameters and compared with different global solar irradiance on solar collectors, daily average ambient temperature and heating loads per collector area.
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Derivation of collector efficiency equation The purpose of deriving a modified equation for solar collector efficiency is to enable quick assessment of the system, by replacing the inlet fluid temperature term in the equation with the heating load term that is usually available at the conceptual design stage.
In steady state, the useful energy output of the collector is the difference between the absorbed solar radiation and the total thermal losses from the collector Useful energy = Absorbed solar energy - Thermal losses Obviously, the higher the useful energy output from a particular design, the higher the expected efficiency.
Let us define the thermal efficiency (η) first, as it will be the focus and final destination of this chapter. η = Qu AcGT η = Q u A c G T where Qu is the useful energy output from a collector, GT is the incident solar radiation flux (irradience), and Ac is the collector area. So the denominator here is the total energy input for the collector.
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