2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0960-1481(01)00146-x
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The natural circulation solar water heater model with linear temperature distribution

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“…Numerous studies on the SWHS, both with and without a heat exchanger, have been conducted. Researchers on thermosiphon solar water heaters without heat exchangers, Zerrouki et al [39] Belessiotis and Mathioulakis [40], employed the average global temperature of the storage tank and the system's water mass flow rate as the main study parameters. The additional solar radiation input from the reflectors improved the effectiveness of the collectors and increased the thermal energy output.…”
Section: Flat Plate Collectormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Numerous studies on the SWHS, both with and without a heat exchanger, have been conducted. Researchers on thermosiphon solar water heaters without heat exchangers, Zerrouki et al [39] Belessiotis and Mathioulakis [40], employed the average global temperature of the storage tank and the system's water mass flow rate as the main study parameters. The additional solar radiation input from the reflectors improved the effectiveness of the collectors and increased the thermal energy output.…”
Section: Flat Plate Collectormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The heat energy coming out based on the average tm of fluid temperature is more easily known, as it corresponds to the experimental test results on the solar collector. The average fluid temperature can be obtained easily from the measurement of inlet temperature and exit temperature [9].…”
Section: Heat Energy Utilization From the Collectormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tripanagnostopoulos and Souliotis (2006) experimented on optimising an integrated storage -collector batch solar water heater that contained two cylindrical tanks and a compound parabolic concentrator made of aluminium mylar glazed with an iron oxide and black matte absorbing surface. Zerrouki et al (2002) studied a similar separated storage -collector system in Algeria. The maximum temperature was observed to be 578C starting from an initial temperature of 178C at 7:00 am.…”
Section: Literature Surveymentioning
confidence: 99%