16. Calculate the number of solar thermal collectors of 2m2 area each, required to design a solar water heater that produce a 1000 kg/day of hot water with temperature of50oC from a cold water of temperature of 10oC, suppose the specific heat of water is 1.2 Wh/kg. K and the useful heat is 2400 Wh/m2/day: Number of collectors = 20. Number of collectors = 10. Number of collectors = 5. %3D None of the above.

16. Calculate the number of solar thermal collectors of 2m2 area each, required to design a solar water heater that produce a 1000 kg/day of hot water with temperature of50oC from a cold water of temperature of 10oC, suppose the specific heat of water is 1.2 Wh/kg. K and the useful heat is 2400 Wh/m2/day: Number of collectors = 20. Number of collectors = 10. Number of collectors = 5. %3D None of the above.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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