NUMERICAL ANALISYS OF A WATER HEATING SYSTEM USING A FLAT PLATE SOLAR COLLECTOR

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The objective of the present research work was to carry out a numerical analysis by means of CFD of a flat plate solar collector, in addition to a comparison with experimental results. The working fluid reached a maximum outlet temperature of 20.16 °C at 12:00the value of solar radiation was determined for the geographical coordinates latitude-0.2252 and longi-tude-77.84; similarly, at this time it was possible to obtain a temperature of 27.12 °C on the collector surface, as peak value. The lowest performance of the heat transfer device was determined at 10:00 with an outlet water temperature and maximum temperature on the collector surface of 18.65 and 20.48 °C, respec-tively. The experimental results showed a maximum temperature of 20.93 °C and a minimum temperature of 19.4 °C, resulting in a 4.01 % error between the computational simulation and the experimental data.

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Quitiaquez, W., Estupiñán-Campos, J., Isaza-Roldán, C. A., Toapanta-Ramos, F., & Lobato-Campoverde, A. (2020). NUMERICAL ANALISYS OF A WATER HEATING SYSTEM USING A FLAT PLATE SOLAR COLLECTOR. Ingenius, 2020(24), 97–106. https://doi.org/10.17163/ings.n24.2020.10

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