Analysis solar water-heating systems on the basis of evacuated tube collectors

Authors

  • L. Martyniuk
  • V. Kozyrsky

Abstract

This paper presents main aspects the use of solar systems for heating domestic water on the example standard solar installation constructed as an object of o research in Education and Research Institute of Energetics Automatics and Energy Saving (NULES Ukraine). Obtained charts with the input and output temperature of vacuum solar collector.

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No. 194 (2014): Частина 3 (укр)

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