If the average output of a solar thermal collector is 870 Watts, how long will it take (in minutes) for the collector to heat a 300 litre tank from 10° to 50°? Note: the Specific heat capacity of water is 4186 J/KgK

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If the average output of a solar thermal collector is 870 Watts, how long will it take (in minutes) for the collector to heat a 300 litre tank
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Output power of the solar thermal collector P=870 W

Volume of water V=3000 L=3 m3

The mass of water m=Volume×density=3 m31000 kg/m3=3000 kg

Initial temperature of water T1=100C=10+273K=283 K

Final temperature of water Tf=500 C=50+273K=323 K

Specific heat capacity of water C=4186 J/kgK

Step 2

The heat required to raise the water temperature from T1 to T2 is Q=mCTf-Ti

Q=3000 kg4186 J/kgK323 K-283 KQ=5.023×108 J

The power is the rate of heat .P=Qt

 

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