Inflatable Solar Collectors with High Power Output Heat Pipe Vacuum Tubes

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Inflatable Solar Collectors with High Power Output Heat Pipe Vacuum Tubes

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Min Order Qty:: 5 set

Supply Capability:: 10000 set/month

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Specifications

manifold (inner)	red copper
manifold (exterior)	aluminum alloy
glass tube dimensions	58mm * 1800mm
daily efficiency	≥55%
heat preservation	72 hours
hail resistance	25mm
max pressure	7 bar
coating of vacuum tube	ALN/AIN-SS/CU
heat pipe	anti-freezing > -35 degree
certificate	Solar Keymark, EN12975,SRCC

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Models	LWH mm	Vacuum tube	Power output	Efficiency	Header mm	Frame	container loading 20FT/40HQ sets	Gross Weight kg
SHC-8	1917910133	5818008pcs	939W	0.668	Φ35/1.0	AL alloy	185/445	27
SHC-10	19171130133	58180010pcs	1189W				159/385	33
SHC-12	19171350133	58180012pcs	1440W				149/358	40
SHC-15	19171680133	58180015pcs	1815W				120/290	49
SHC-18	19172010133	58180018pcs	2191W				100/242	59
SHC-20	19172230133	58180020pcs	2442W				87/210	66
SHC-22	19172450133	58180022pcs	2692W				83/202	72
SHC-24	19172670133	58180024pcs	2943W				77/188	79

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Exporting Carton with big foaming protection Packing size: Heat pipe vacuum tube: 10pcs/ctn:19734425px 12pcs/ctn:19728600px 15pcs/ctn:19734600px Manifold and bracket: GSC15:/18/20:20040450px GSC22:20016500px GSC25:2051620 GSC30:24116*500px
Delivery Detail:	In 10-15 days

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Model	Tube	Tube Q.T.Y	Loading Q.T.Y/40HQ
GSC15	58*1800mm	15pcs	315sets
GSC18	58*1800mm	18pcs	265sets
GSC20	58*1800mm	20pcs	248sets
GSC22	58*1800mm	22pcs	225sets
GSC25	58*1800mm	25pcs	200sets
GSC30	58*1800mm	30pcs	168sets

Principle of solar collector:

Heat Pip Vacuum Tubes Solar Collectors with High Power Output

Solar collector details

Heat Pip Vacuum Tubes Solar Collectors with High Power Output

Q: Can solar collectors be used in areas with limited transportation infrastructure?: Yes, solar collectors can be used in areas with limited transportation infrastructure. Solar collectors are typically installed on rooftops or open spaces, and once installed, they require minimal maintenance and do not rely on transportation infrastructure for their operation. This makes solar collectors a viable option for generating electricity in remote areas or regions with limited transportation access. Additionally, solar power can be stored in batteries, allowing for a continuous energy supply even in areas with limited transportation infrastructure.

Q: How often do solar collectors need maintenance?: Solar collectors typically require minimal maintenance, usually once or twice a year. Regular checks and cleaning of the panels, as well as inspections of the system's components, are essential to ensure optimal performance and longevity. However, the frequency of maintenance can vary depending on factors such as the location, climate, and quality of the system.

Q: Are there any limitations on the slope or angle of solar collectors?: Yes, there are limitations on the slope or angle of solar collectors. The optimal slope or angle of solar collectors depends on various factors such as the latitude of the location, climate conditions, and the specific purpose of the solar system. Generally, the optimal angle is the one that maximizes solar energy absorption and varies between regions. However, collectors should not be installed at extreme slopes or angles as it may affect the efficiency and performance of the system.

Q: Can solar collectors be used in incineration plants?: Yes, solar collectors can be used in incineration plants. Solar collectors are devices that convert solar energy into heat energy, which can then be used for various purposes. In the case of incineration plants, solar collectors can be used to provide heat for the incineration process. Incineration plants are facilities where waste materials are burned at high temperatures to generate energy. The heat generated from the combustion process is usually used to produce steam, which in turn drives turbines to generate electricity. By using solar collectors, the heat required for the incineration process can be supplemented or even replaced, reducing the reliance on fossil fuels and decreasing the carbon emissions associated with the plant's operation. Solar collectors can be integrated into the design of incineration plants to capture the sun's energy and convert it into heat. These collectors typically consist of a series of solar panels or tubes that absorb sunlight and transfer the heat to a working fluid, such as water or oil. This heated fluid can then be used to provide the necessary heat for the incineration process. The use of solar collectors in incineration plants offers several advantages. Firstly, it reduces the reliance on fossil fuels, making the plant more sustainable and environmentally friendly. Secondly, it can help to lower operating costs by offsetting the need for conventional heat sources, such as natural gas or coal. Finally, solar collectors can enhance the overall efficiency of the incineration process by providing a consistent and reliable source of heat. However, it is important to note that the integration of solar collectors in incineration plants requires careful planning and engineering. Factors such as the plant's location, available sunlight, and the design of the solar collector system need to be taken into account to ensure optimal performance. Additionally, the size and capacity of the solar collector system must be properly sized to meet the heat requirements of the incineration process. In conclusion, solar collectors can indeed be used in incineration plants to provide heat for the incineration process. By harnessing the sun's energy, these collectors offer a sustainable and cost-effective solution to reduce reliance on fossil fuels and decrease carbon emissions in the operation of incineration plants.

Q: Can solar collectors be used in combination with solar tracking systems?: Yes, solar collectors can be used in combination with solar tracking systems. Solar collectors, such as solar panels or solar thermal collectors, can benefit from solar tracking systems that follow the movement of the sun throughout the day. This allows the collectors to receive maximum sunlight exposure and improve their overall efficiency in converting solar energy into usable electricity or heat.

Q: What is a trough solar collector?: The traditional trough solar collector device adopts the vacuum glass tube structure, that is, the inner tube adopts the metal tube, the tube takes the heating medium, the metal tube is coated with the selective absorbing coating, and then the outside is the glass tube, the glass tube and the metal pipe Vacuum to suppress convection and conduction heat loss.

Q: Can solar collectors be used for heating fitness centers?: Yes, solar collectors can be used for heating fitness centers. Solar thermal systems can effectively harness the sun's energy to provide heat for various applications, including heating the indoor spaces of fitness centers. By utilizing solar collectors, fitness centers can reduce their reliance on traditional heating methods and reduce their carbon footprint.

Q: How do solar collectors convert sunlight into usable energy?: Solar collectors convert sunlight into usable energy through a process called photovoltaic effect. When sunlight hits the surface of the solar collector, it excites the electrons in the semiconducting material, causing them to flow as an electric current. This current is then captured and converted into usable electricity, which can be used to power homes, businesses, or stored in batteries for later use.

Q: Can solar collectors be used for heating shopping centers?: Yes, solar collectors can be used for heating shopping centers. Solar thermal systems can be installed to capture and convert sunlight into heat energy, which can then be used for space heating purposes in shopping centers. This can help reduce the reliance on traditional heating systems, lower energy costs, and contribute to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to heating large commercial spaces.

Q: How do solar collectors impact biodiversity?: Solar collectors have a minimal impact on biodiversity due to their low environmental footprint and limited land use requirements. Unlike traditional energy sources, solar collectors do not emit harmful pollutants or contribute to habitat destruction, making them a cleaner and more sustainable option. However, if not properly managed, the construction and operation of solar farms could potentially disrupt local ecosystems and wildlife habitats. Therefore, it is crucial to consider biodiversity conservation measures during the planning and implementation of solar energy projects.

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