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  4. Thermodynamic analysis of a solar thermal water pump
 
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Thermodynamic analysis of a solar thermal water pump

Date Issued
01-08-1996
Author(s)
Sumathy, K.
Venkatesh, A.
Sriramulu, V.
DOI
10.1016/S0038-092X(96)00050-3
Abstract
The principle of the workings of a solar thermal water pump with n-pentane as the working fluid is described briefly. The performance of the pump is predicted from the thermodynamic analysis of the cycle of events. Experiments were carried out with a small solar thermal pump having a collector area of 1 m2. The experimental and theoretical results were compared. The experimental results were different from those obtained theoretically for ideal conditions. But, during the course of experimentation a number of constraints were noticed. When the theoretical analysis was appropriately modified to account for these limitations, the resulting agreement was found to be good which validates the model proposed.
Volume
57
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