Example: A natural-circulation water heater operates with a nearly constant increase in water temperature of 10°C. The collector has an area of 4 m², an overall loss coefficient of 4.2 W/m²oC, and F' = 0.91. If the water inlet temperature is 30°C, the ambient temperature is 15°C, and the radiation absorbed by the collector plate is 780W/m², what is the useful gain from the collector? 6

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Example: A natural-circulation water heater operates with a nearly constant increase in water
temperature of 10°C. The collector has an area of 4 m², an overall loss coefficient of 4.2
W/m²oC, and F' = 0.91. If the water inlet temperature is 30°C, the ambient temperature is 15°C,
and the radiation absorbed by the collector plate is 780W/m², what is the useful gain from the
collector?
6
Transcribed Image Text:Example: A natural-circulation water heater operates with a nearly constant increase in water temperature of 10°C. The collector has an area of 4 m², an overall loss coefficient of 4.2 W/m²oC, and F' = 0.91. If the water inlet temperature is 30°C, the ambient temperature is 15°C, and the radiation absorbed by the collector plate is 780W/m², what is the useful gain from the collector? 6
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