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Solar Colector Basics
Prof. V.V. Satyamurty · IIT Kharagpur
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All the lectures
- Energy and Dependence on External Sources and Sun, Physical Descriptions and Reactions
- Sun - Earth Geometry
- Terminology Extra - Terrestrial Radiation Terrestria Radiation
- Measuring Instruments
- Estimation of Solar Radiation or Details
- Radiation Processing - Long Term
- Evaluation of the Apparent Sunrise and Sunset Angles
- Estimation of Daily/Monthly Average daily Tilt Factor Under Terrestrial Conditions
- Solar Colector Basics
- Transmission - Absorptance Product
- Daily (Or Monthly Average Daily) Transmittance - Absorptance Product Analytical Evaluation
- Theory of Flat Plate Collectors - Liquid Based (A)
- Theory of Flat Plate Collectors - Liquid Based (B)
- Theory of Flat Plate Collectors - Liquid Based (C)
- Mean temperature and Heat Capacity Effects
- Theory of Air Based Solar Flat Plate Collectors
- Theory of Air Based Solar Flat Plate Collectors (Contd.)
- Other Collector Geometries
- Concentrating Collectors
- Concentrating Collectors (Contd.)
- Concentrating Collectors (Contd. )
- Compound Parabolic Collectors
- Exercise - I
- Exercise - I (Contd.)
- Device and System Performance
- Long Term Solar Energy System Performance
- Exercise - I (Contd. )
- Long Term Solar Energy System Performance Simplified Design Methods
- Long Term Solar Energy System Performance Simplified Design Methods (Contd.)
- Monthly Average Daily Utilizability
- The phi(bar) - f chart method (Contd.)
- The phi(bar) - f chart method Tank Losses and Finite Heat Exchanger
- Exercise - 2
- Exercise - 2 (Contd.)
- Exercise - 2 (Contd.)
- Economic Analysis
- Life Cycle Savings : The P1 and P2 Method
- Passive Devices
- Passive Architecture, Overhangs and Wing Walls
- Passive Architecture, Overhangs and Wing Walls (Contd.)
- Summary
- Summary (Contd.)
- Summary (Contd. )