Titlebook: Solar Energy Utilization; Fundamentals and App H. Yüncü,E. Paykoc,Y. Yener Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, Dordrecht 1987 Absorption

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Optical Properties of Selective Layers,on an electrically conducting material will be used. Its optical properties can be predicted by Drude’s theory using the measured specific resistance and the Hall coefficient. The Hagen-Rubens law gives the effect of surface temperature on emittance, also the angular values of ε can be predicted. Tw

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Analysis of Ceramic Material Behaviour Under Highly Concentrated Solar Radiation,on materials for inner cavity wall, ceramic boards for aperture and protective materials to be used like a passive quick closing device to shield aperture and door in emergency cases..Items of investigation were: Time of survival under different solar flux levels, thermal shock resistance, solar ref

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Second Law Aspects of Solar Energy Conversion,lations is to extract exergy from solar thermal radiation. The paper begins with a review of the equilibrium thermodynamics of radiation as a photon gas system, and with an outline of benchmark reversible and irreversible processes involving thermal radiation. The controversy regarding the exergy co

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Slightly Concentrating Solar Collectors,mon types are compound parabolic, V-troughs and cylindrical concentrators with or without periodic adjustments..These types are generally used to heat flowing fluids, thermal ports for heliostats and photovoltaic cells or objects placed on the concentrating regions of radiant heat for drying or cook

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Convection Suppression Devices for Solar Thermal Applications,ppression devices are in use. Based on natural convection studies it has been found that slit structures with an aspect ratio of 0.1 or less can give the required suppression. However due to a conduction-radiation interaction the radiative losses may increase when selective absorbers are used. Leavi

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Laminar and Turbulent Natural Convection in Solar Energy Applications,tions are characterized as tilted slender enclosures where the flow regime can be both laminar and turbulent. The computations are based on a finite-difference technique where the difference equations are obtained using an integration cell approach. The full set of Navier-Stokes equations are consid

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