I am working on solar absorption cooling system on TRNSYS. I need to simulate the effect of mass flow rate of working fluid through evacuated tube collector on solar fraction. I need to know the typical range of mass flow rate through collector. Can anybody help me with that?
The mass flow rate in the ETC solar collector can be varied and depends on the number of ETC tubes in the solar collector.
However, the mass flow rate of water tin the collector could be in the n the range of 15 to 40 LPH. The better thermal efficiency can be obtained at lower mass flow rates.
The mass flow rate in the ETC solar collector can be varied and depends on the number of ETC tubes in the solar collector.
However, the mass flow rate of water tin the collector could be in the n the range of 15 to 40 LPH. The better thermal efficiency can be obtained at lower mass flow rates.
The mass flow rate in the ETC solar collector can be varied and depends on the number of ETC tubes in the solar collector.
However, the mass flow rate of water tin the collector could be in the n the range of 15 to 40 LPH. The better thermal efficiency can be obtained at lower mass flow rates.
The mass flow rate in the ETC solar collector can be varied and depends on the number of ETC tubes in the solar collector.
However, the mass flow rate of water tin the collector could be in the the range of 15 to 40 LPH. The better thermal efficiency can be obtained at lower mass flow rates.
The mass flow rate in the ETC solar collector can be varied and depends on the number of ETC tubes in the solar collector.
However, the mass flow rate of water tin the collector could be in the the range of 15 to 40 LPH. The better thermal efficiency can be obtained at lower mass flow rates.
- The mass flow rate in the ETC solar collector can be varied and depends on the number of ETC tubes in the solar collector.
- However, the mass flow rate of water tin the collector could be in the the range of 15 to 40 LPH. The better thermal efficiency can be obtained at lower mass flow rates.
It works on natural convection principle. Flow does not take place until the outlet valve is open.
it depends upon piping, pump flow rate and collectors in series or parallel? there is no specific flow rate. you have to optimize it in trnsys according to your system design.
you can also find different collectors specifications of flow rate from collectors testing agency e.g SPF.
we have evacuated tube flate plate collector and used to run around 25 litres per day.
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