Aurora Solar Collectors Hot Solar Evacuated Tube with Heat Pipe Solar Thermal Collector, Model No:FP-GV2.05-01-A
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HOT Solar EVACUATED TUBE WITH HEAT PIPE SOLAR
THERMAL COLLECTOR
Model No:FP-GV2.05-01-A ( 2015*1015*76mm)
Solar Collector Characteristics:
♦Germany imported blue titanium selectve coating,the most efficient absorber in the world
♦ Whole plate laser welding,to minimize the damage to absorption layer and copper tube
♦ 25 years lifespan
♦ Advanced processing technology and equipment,to guarantee products in high quality
Quality Assurance--Solar Collector Test
Internal pressure for absorber
* High temperature resistance
* Exposure test
* External thermal shock
* Internal thermal shock
* Rain penetration
* Mechanical load test
* Thermal performance
* Freeze resistance test
* Ice ball impact test
In-process
-Laser welder between absorber and copper tubing
-Process test with digital pressure meter at 1.2Mpa 5 minutes
-Automatic S type bending machine
-Automatic frame cutter
-Automatic frame assembly machine
-Automatic copper drilling machine
-Automatic plate leveling machine
Specifications:
Dimension L×W × H(mm):2015*1015*76mm
Gross Area(m²):2.05 m²
Absorber Area (m²): 1.82 m²
Number of covers:1
Cover material:Low iron tempered glass
Cover Thickness(mm):3.2mm
Cover Transmittance:>92%
Weight:41.5 Kg
Absorber:
Material:Aluminium board
Surface Treatment:Sputtering(Germany imported Blue titanium coating)
Absorptivity:95±2%
Emissivity: 5±2%
Construction Type:Grid type
Header Material:Copper TP2/CA1220
Header tube Size:Ø22mm x (thickness) 0.8 mm
Riser tuber size: Ø8mm x (thickness) 0.75mm
Working pressure: 0.75MPa
Test pressure: 1.2MPa, keeps 30 minutes
Whole Collector:
Maximum power, G = 1,000W/m² per collector: 1.352 kW
Thermal efficiency: 0.788
Heat loss coefficient (a1): 3.411 W/m².K
Heat loss coefficient (a2): 0.024 W/m².K
Maximum stagnation temperature for ambient conditions of 1,000W/m² and 30°C: 188.4°C
Thermal Insulation:
Insulation material: fiberglass
Insulation thickness: 35 ± 5mm
Insulation Density: 48 kg/cube
- Q: What is the minimum required sunlight for a solar collector to operate?
- The minimum required sunlight for a solar collector to operate efficiently is typically around 1000 watts per square meter, although some collectors can still generate power with lower levels of sunlight.
- Q: Can solar collectors be used to generate electricity for grid-connected applications?
- Yes, solar collectors can be used to generate electricity for grid-connected applications. Solar collectors, also known as solar panels or photovoltaic (PV) panels, convert sunlight directly into electrical energy using the photovoltaic effect. This electricity can be used to power homes, businesses, and other grid-connected applications. Grid-connected applications refer to the integration of solar power into the existing electrical grid system. When solar panels generate electricity, it can be used on-site to meet the immediate energy needs of the connected building or facility. Any excess electricity that is not immediately consumed can be fed back into the grid. To facilitate the integration of solar power into the grid, net metering or feed-in tariff programs are often implemented. Net metering allows solar panel owners to receive credit for the excess electricity they produce, which can be used to offset the electricity they draw from the grid when solar production is low (such as during nighttime or cloudy days). Feed-in tariff programs, on the other hand, provide a fixed payment rate for the solar electricity that is fed back into the grid. By utilizing solar collectors, grid-connected applications can benefit from renewable and clean energy sources, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and contribute to a more sustainable energy future.
- Q: Are there any limitations to the size of a solar collector system?
- Yes, there are limitations to the size of a solar collector system. The available space, budget constraints, and the energy needs of the property are some factors that can limit the size of the system. Additionally, local regulations and permits may impose restrictions on the maximum size of solar collector systems.
- Q: How do solar collectors compare to solar panels?
- Solar collectors and solar panels are both devices that harness the power of the sun, but they serve different purposes. Solar collectors primarily focus on capturing heat from sunlight and are used for heating water or air, while solar panels generate electricity by converting sunlight through photovoltaic cells. In terms of efficiency, solar panels are more effective at converting sunlight into electricity, whereas solar collectors are more efficient at capturing heat. Ultimately, the choice between solar collectors and solar panels depends on the intended use and energy needs of the individual or organization.
- Q: How do solar collectors affect property value?
- The installation of solar collectors on a property can greatly impact its value in a positive manner. By incorporating solar collectors into a property, potential buyers are more likely to be drawn to it due to the homeowner's dedication to sustainability and renewable energy. Furthermore, solar collectors serve as a reliable source of clean and renewable energy, ultimately leading to decreased energy expenses for the homeowner. This financial advantage is also attractive to potential buyers as it guarantees long-term savings on utility bills. Additionally, solar collectors may qualify for various government incentives and tax credits, thereby amplifying the property's value even more. Consequently, the inclusion of solar collectors on a property significantly enhances its desirability and marketability, subsequently raising its overall value.
- Q: Can solar collectors be used for heating sewage treatment plants?
- Yes, solar collectors can be used for heating sewage treatment plants. Solar thermal energy can be harnessed through the use of solar collectors to heat water or other fluids, which can then be used to warm sewage in treatment plants. This renewable energy source can help reduce the reliance on fossil fuels and lower the overall energy consumption of sewage treatment plants.
- Q: Can solar collectors be used for heating industrial wastewater?
- Yes, solar collectors can be used for heating industrial wastewater. Solar thermal systems, such as solar water heaters or solar thermal panels, can be employed to heat water or wastewater using the energy from the sun. By utilizing solar collectors, industrial facilities can reduce their reliance on fossil fuels and lower their energy costs while also effectively heating their wastewater for various industrial processes.
- Q: What is the principle of thermal conversion of solar collectors?
- The basic principle is to collect solar radiation can use the greenhouse effect to heat objects and access to heat, such as plastic film, greenhouses, greenhouses and so on. At present, there are two kinds of solar energy collection devices: one is a flat type collector, such as solar water heaters, etc .; the other is a focus collector, such as reflective solar cookers, high temperature solar furnace.
- Q: Can solar collectors be used for heating parks?
- Yes, solar collectors can be used for heating parks. Solar collectors, such as solar panels or solar thermal systems, can capture sunlight and convert it into heat energy. This heat energy can then be used to warm up water or air that can be circulated throughout the park to provide heating. Additionally, solar collectors are a renewable and sustainable energy source, which makes them an environmentally friendly option for heating outdoor spaces like parks.
- Q: Do solar collectors require direct sunlight to work effectively?
- Solar collectors can effectively work even without direct sunlight. Although direct sunlight is the best for optimal performance, solar collectors are still able to generate electricity or heat on cloudy or overcast days. The efficiency of solar collectors may slightly decrease in such conditions, but they can still utilize the diffuse sunlight and convert it into usable energy. Moreover, certain advanced solar collector technologies, like concentrator photovoltaic systems, are engineered to concentrate and amplify sunlight, enabling them to function more effectively even in indirect or low-light situations. In general, although direct sunlight is preferred, solar collectors can still operate and produce energy in different lighting conditions.
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Aurora Solar Collectors Hot Solar Evacuated Tube with Heat Pipe Solar Thermal Collector, Model No:FP-GV2.05-01-A
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- Min Order Qty:
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