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Arrangement and Configuration of Photovoltaic based fluid Heating system

Rachit Srivastava, Santosh Kumar Singh, Atilesh Kumar

Abstract


Consequently, there are always sufficient warm freshwater resources for home, corporate, and commercial operations. Coal, diesel, gas, and other fuels are employed to generate heat and occasionally to produce steam. The primary substitute for conventional sources of energy is energy production. The method to capture a significant amount of absolute free sun thermal power is the solar heated water heating element. The concentrated solar system has been designed to supply the necessary energy. The size of either the equipment is determined by the amount of radiation from the sun available, the consumer's preferred temperature, the location of the system, and other factors. As a result, it is essential to design the solar water heating system using industry standards. This research examines the design, placement, uses, and dimensions of the solar.


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