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1991 Solar World Congress: proceedings of the Biennial Congress of the International Solar Energy Society, Denver, Colorado, USA, 19 - 23 August 1991 2,1 [Active solar and solar heat]

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adam_text	Contents of Volume 2 2.1 Collectors I: Selective Surfaces G. Brouwer ...................................................................................................................................1141 Performance Criteria For Spectral Selective Coatings On Solar Absorbers T. K. Lee, S. H. Chon, Y. H. Chea and P. С Auh ......................................................................1147 The Effects of the Pulse Current Electrolysis on the Electrocystallization of a Black Chrome Solar Selective Coating L. Cindrella, C. E. Sooriamoorthi and S. John ...........................................................................1154 Improved Nickel-Based Alloy Coatings for Solar Thermal Applications Z. Yu-ying, S. Gang and W. De-rong .........................................................................................1161 The New Method To Determine Technic Conditions of Sputtered Base Layer of Spectral Selective Surface A. G. Monger and D.R. Mills ......................................................................................................1165 Radiation Limitation of Stagnation Temperature in High Temperature Selective Absorbers Qi-Chu Zhang, D.R. Mills and J.C. Kelly ...................................................................................1171 High Absorptance Selective Surface for High Temperature Solar Thermal Collectors A. Roos, E. Wäckelgard, G. Chinyama ........................................................................................1177 Tin Oxide Coated Selective Absorber Surfaces with Extreme Thermal, Chemical and Mechanical Stability 2.2 Collectors Π S. Svendsen and F. Krisriansen ....................................................................................................1183 Temperature Distribution in the Glazing on Solar Collectors A. Nordgaard and W. Beckman ...................................................................................................1189 Investigation of Flat-Plate Monolithic Silica Aerogel Collectors G. Angermeier, S. Harrison, A. Richter and H. Soltau................................................................1194 Developing a General Model of the Wind Dependent Heat Loss of a Flat Solar Receiver Y. Yiqin, К G. T. Hollands and A. P. Brunger ...........................................................................1200 Measured Top Heat Loss Coefficients for Flat Plate Collectors with Inner Teflon Covers Y. B. Safdari, D. Witek, and A. Fakheri .....................................................................................1206 Two Dimensional Transient Analysis For The Solar Heating of A Fluid By A Partially Radiation Absorbing Medium A. Goetzberger, J. IDengler, M. Rommel and V. Wittwer ............................................................1212 The Bifacial-Absorber Collector: A New Highly Efficient Flat Plate Collector 2.3 Collectors Ш B. Perers and H. Walletun ............................................................................................................1221 Dynamic Collector Models for 1 Hr Time Step Derived from Measured Outdoor Data L. Broman and G. Datta ...............................................................................................................1227 Solar Collector Geometries At High Latitudes D. R. Mills, A. G. Monger and GJL Morrison ............................................................................1233 Optimisation of Fixed Reflector Design to Minimise Both Backup Requirements and Solar Collector Receiver Area J. K. Nayak, S.V. Bopshetty and S.P. Sukhatme ..........................................................................1239 Thermal Performance of Solar Concrete Collector C. F. Kutscher and C. Christensen ...............................................................................................1245 Unglazed Transpired Solar Collectors: An Analytical Model and Test Results X J. C. Baltazar, E. Tones ..............................................................................................................1251 Thermal Analysis of a Refrigerant-Filled Solar Collector 2.4 Collectors IV T. Mizuno, H. Shimizu, S. Asai .................................................................................................1259 Efficiency of a Solar Collector used in a Typical Transparent Honeycomb Insulation S. Kothari, N. K. Bansal, N. S. Rathoce ......................................................................................1265 Use ofTransparent Insulation as Cover in an Integrated Collector cum Storage System W. J. Platzer, V. Wittwer .............................................................................................................1272 Future Development in the Field ofTransparent Insulation Systems T. Kobayashi, H. Shimizu, S. Asai ...............................................................................................1278 Numerical and Experimental Analysis of Convection Suppresionfor Charged Gas Solar Collector N. Benz, W. Schölkopf and R. Sizmann ......................................................................................1284 Thermal Performance of Improved Evacuated Flat Plate Collectors K. R. Schreitmüller, Martina Niemann and Günther Rockendorf................................................1290 Detailed Experimental Investigations on Evacuated and Other High Performance Collectors 2.5 Solar Domestic Hot Water I F. de Winter, A. Arata and M. Perlman .......................................................................................1299 Design and Performance of Small Solar Water Heating Systems A. Arata and F. de Winter ............................................................................................................1306 Design and Performance of Large Solar Water Heating Systems W.S. Duff and EC. Boardman ....................................................................................................1313 Developing Performance Models of Solar Energy Systems by Daily Energy Input/Output Curves W. T. Carlson. J. H. Davidson and W.S. Duff .............................................................................1319 Comparison of Experimental and TRNSYS Ratings of Generic Drain-Back Solar Water Heater W. S. Duff and M. Chandrashekar ...............................................................................................1325 Model To Model Testing of Six Solar Energy Design Programs E. Mannik, J. Atkinson and G. Morrison .....................................................................................1331 A Process for Making Simplified Methods for Systems with Storage 2.6 Solar Domestic Hot Water Π P. J. Schaefer, W. Beckman and S. A. Klein ..............................................................................1339 Comparison Between Experimental and Simulated DHW Sort-Term Test Results J. H. Davidson, W.T. Carlson and W.S. Duff ..............................................................................1345 Impact of Component Selection on SRCC Rating of Drain-Back Solar Water Heaters L.A.M. Ramaekers andCJ. van der Leun................................................................................... 1351 Integrated Collector Storage DHW System Numerical Simulation of Heat Transfer and Fluid Flow G.A.H. van Amerongen, H. Visser and A.C. de Geus................................................................. 1357 Investigation on Solar Domestic Hot Water Systems Combined With Auxiliary Heaters C. W. J. van Koppen ....................................................................................................................1363 Low Flow or Single Pass: The Heart of the Matter T.Esbensen ..................................................................................................................................1369 Low-Flow Solar Hot Water System xi 2.7 Solar Domestic Hot Water Ш S. Rubo ........................................................................................................................................ 1375 Low Flow Solar Heating Systems - Theory and Practice С Arkar, S. Medvěd and P. Novak .............................................................................................1383 Dynamic Method For Solar System Testing-Measurement Results And Long-Term Performance Prediction of Different SDHW Systems A.C. de Geus, H. Visser, G.AJA. van Amerongen .....................................................................1386 Optimization of the Primary Circuit ofSDWH Systems W. Spirkl and J. Muschaweck .....................................................................................................1392 Using a Plug Flow Model for Short Term Testing of Solar Domestic Hot Water Systems E. M. Kleinbach, W. Beekman, and S. A. Klein..........................................................................1397 Performance of One-Dimensional Models for Stratified Thermal Storage Tanks J. van Beikel, W. B. Veltkamp, and A. B. Schaap .......................................................................1403 Thermal Behavior of a Heat Exchanger Coil in a Stratified Storage 2.8 Passive Domestic Hot Water G. R. Swindler ..............................................................................................................................1411 Rooftop Greenhouse/Solar Water Heater: An Urban Retrofit for Energy Self-Reliance Ee-TongPak .................................................................................................................................1417 Thermally Stratified Hot Water Storage H. A. Walker and J. H. Davidson .................................................................................................1424 Design Optimization of a Two-Phase Solar Water Heater Operating in Fort Collins, Colorado withR-123 E. Haines, D. Boleyn, С. Dallas ...................................................................................................1430 Testing the Copper Cricket (Tm) Solar Water Heater by an Electric Utility D. Galor ........................................................................................................................................1436 The Contribution of Energy-Conscious Building Regulations to Creative Design Proposals H. Visser and A. C. de Geus ........................................................................................................1442 Integrated Collector Storage: Model Development For Performance Calculations and Test Evaluation 2.9 Solar Water Heaters V. Balasubramanian, S. Jayaraman, K. Perumal, G. Sankarasubramanian ................................1451 In Situ Solar Steam Generation With CPC Modules J.I.Stewart ...................................................................................................................................1456 Development and Enhancement of a Solar Boosted Domestic Hot Water System W.Qing ........................................................................................................................................1462 ICC Solar Water Techno-Economic Analysis M. Rommel and V. Wittwer .........................................................................................................1468 Transparently Insulated Solar Pond D. Gudiño, M. P. Salas and J. J. Hermosillo ................................................................................1474 Computer Programs for Designing and Simulating of a Swimming Pool Solar Heater L. Weide, W. Liting and H. Zhichen ............................................................................................1480 Flow Pattern and Heat Extraction from a Horizontally Disposed Single Ended Evacuated All Glass Solar Absorber Tube 2.10 Active Heating I: Seasonal Storage S. Svendsen, P. Berg and K. Duer ................................................................................................1487 Heat Transfer in Boreholes for Seasonal Solar Storage in the Ground xii M. Unsal and B. Yumrutas ...........................................................................................................1493 Prediction of the Long Term Performance of Seasonal Spherical Underground Solar Thermal Energy Stores M. Beck, M. Reuss, H. Schulz, J. Spannig and В. Wagner .......................................................1499 Longterm Storage of Low Temperature Solar Heat in the Ground R. Kubier, N. Fisch, F. Müller and E. Hahne...............................................................................1505 Central Solar Heating Plants with Seasonal Storage-Results of a Site Specific Feasibility Study in Germany W. W. Wiśniewski .......................................................................................................................1511 Annual Cycle Solar Heat Storage J-O. Dalenbäck .............................................................................................................................1517 The Sard Project-Solar Heating Plant with Seasonal Storage 2.11 Active Heating II: Heating System Performance Y.Shao .........................................................................................................................................1525 Entropy Analysis of a Solar Space Heating System C. С Smith ..................................................................................................................................1531 Comparison of Large Sized Solar Air and Liquid Systems for Industrial Space Heating S. Carpenter and J. Kokko ............................................................................................................1537 Performance of Solar Preheated Ventilation Air Systems B. Daniotti, V. K. Sharma ............................................................................................................1543 Experimental Studies on Large Sized Conventional Solar Air Heater for Agricultural Use M. Yarosh, J. Huggins, T. Tiedemann .........................................................................................1549 Technical Inspections of a Large Number of Commercial Solar Water Heating Systems on Florida Schools B. W. Zingano, H.M. Kanjere and D. Kaduya .............................................................................1555 Performance of Solar Water Heaters in Five Hospitals in Malawi 2.12 Active Heating Ш K. G. T. Hollands, A. Karagiozis, A. P. Branger and G. Brouwer ..............................................1565 Explaining Selective Surface Degradation Effects on Solar Heating Performance S. S.Peltola ..................................................................................................................................1571 Potential of Solar District Heating in Finland D. S. Breger, J E. Sunderland and H. Elhasnaoui ........................................................................1577 Preliminary Design Development of a Central Solar Heating Plant with Seasonal Storage at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst 0. Guisan, В. Lâchai, A . Merrmud, D. Pahud ...........................................................................1583 Study of a 20,000 m3 Seasonal Heat Storage Fed by Solar Collectors D. Chwieduk .................................................................................................................................1589 A Simulation Study of a Dual Source Solar Assisted Heat Pump System for a Family House Heating in Poland S. Takarna .....................................................................................................................................1595 10 Years Operation of a Large Scale Solar System, Dono Park Gymnasium 2.13 Active Cooling I: Advances in Open Cycle Absorption K. Speidel, H.P. Kleinmeier .........................................................................................................1601 Solar Cooling and Air Conditioning Processes Using Chemical Reactions 1. Haim, G. Grossman and S. Shavit ...........................................................................................1607 Simulation and Analysis of Open Cycle Absorption Systems for Solar Cooling xiii T. G. Lenz and S. V. Potnis .........................................................................................................1613 Energy Balance and Mass Transfer Studies for a Liquid Desiccant Based Solar Cooling System M. N. A. Hawlader, A. P. Stack and B. D. Wood ........................................................................1619 Open-Cycle Absorption Solar Cooling: Glazed and Unglazed Open Flow Liquid Absorbent Solar Collector/Regenerator R. Yang, W.D. Chang and C. J. Peng ..........................................................................................1625 Experimental Study for a Glazed Solar CollectorlRegenerator of the Open Cycle Absorption Solar Cooling System Y. Saito .........................................................................................................................................1630 Regeneration Performance of an Adsorbent in the DesiccantlRegenerator and Improvement of Regeneration Efficiency 2.14 Active Cooling Π P. Kumar, Τ. Κ. Chaudhuri, and A. Dasgupta ............................................................................1637 Exergy Analysis of a Solar Absorption Refrigeration System for Efficient Utilization of Solar Energy H. Zhi-cheng, X. Wen-hui and M. Wei-bin ................................................................................1643 A 2-Stage UBrAbsorption Chiller for Solar Cooling J. G. Cervantes, E. Torres and J. C Baltazar............................................................................... 1649 Performance Testing of a Solar Assisted Heat Pump S. Ito and N. Mura ......................................................................................................................1655 A Comparison of Heat Pump Systems Using Different Types of Direct Expansion Solar Collectors L.C. Chen, F.K Kao and T. Tang ................................................................................................1661 An Experimental Study of Lithium Chloride Solar Liquid Desiccant System D. R. Neil!, M. Bean, T. Ho, andL. Huang .................................................................................1667 Renewable Energy Space Cooling 2.15 Active Solar K. Knappmffler and W. Duff ........................................................................................................1675 Computing Incidence Angle Modifiers for Advanced Solar Collectors С Armenta-Deu andB. Lukac .....................................................................................................1680 A Method to Compute the Incidence Angle Modifier and to Estimate Its Incidence on Collectible Solar Energy K.R. Schreitmüller, M. Mack and G. Hesse ...................................................„............................1685 ISFH-An Adaptive Simulation Model C. Bankston.................................................................................................................................. 1691 A SimplifiedTechmque for Estimating the Economic Optimum Temperature Swing of Thermal Energy Storage in Solar Heating Systems V. L. Fara, A. Bucur .....................................................................................................................1696 Computer Simulation of a Physico-Mathematical Model of Solar Energy Thermal Storage A. Cde Geus and H. Visser ..........................................................................................................1702 Validation of a Paramenter Identification Method within The IEA Dynamic Systems Testing Group 2.16 Posters: Active Solar I M-Unsal .......................................................................................................................................1711 Optimal Collector Side Mass Flow Rate in Double-Loop Solar Water Heating Systems xiv Y. Wei ..........................................................................................................................................1715 A Performance Prediction of a Solar Active Heating System and the Practice in North-West China B. J. Huang, S. С Du and ЯЛ. Yen ............................................................................................1720 Stability Analysis of Solar Thermosyphon Water Heaters J. Nicolas, Ph. André, J-F. Rivez, V. Debbaut .............................................................................1726 Use of an Expert System for the Real Time Control of a Solar Building F. Kristíansen and S. Svendsen ....................................................................................................1732 Cover System for Large Roof-Placed Collectors R.Alim .........................................................................................................................................1738 A Combined Dual Liquid-air Fluid Transport Medium In An Optimum Flat Plate Solar Collector Energy System M. Reuss and H. Schulz...............................................................................................................1742 Performance Measurements on two Selfbuilt Domestic Hot Water Systems D.L.Loveday ...............................................................................................................................1749 The Use of Profiled Metal Cladding as a Solar Collector in an Air-Source Heat Pump System A. C. Gillet ............ , ......................................................................................................................1755 Summer Overheating Problems in a Solar TV Complex Building in Brussels, Belgium - One Year Experience - Records and Remedies G. Galii, L. Laurenti and A. Pontíciello .......................................................................................1761 Comparison of the Performance of Solar Heating Systems Assisted by Heat Transformers and by Compression or Absorption Heat Pumps S. Fischer, A. Hauer, S. Holst, W. Schoelkopf ...........................................................................1769 Thermochemical Energy Storage With Low Temperature Heat For Space Heating A. B. Schapp, W. B. Veltkamp and J. van Berkei ........................................................................1774 Evacuated Dish Flat Plate Collector 2.17 Posters: Active Π M. Adj, Y. Sfaxi, A. Girardey, and M. Grignon ..........................................................................1783 A System for Recuperating Solar Energy Falling on a Horizontal Slab A. F. Burke ...................................................................................................................................1789 A Superinsulated Passive/Active Solar House Design, Performance, and Economics M. Y. Othmanand K. Sopian .......................................................................................................1794 Solar Assisted ADS and RSS Rubber Drying W. J.Yan and L.C. Chen ..............................................................................................................1800 Ал Experimental Study of Basin-Type Integral Solar RegeneratorlDehumidifier K. Abdullah, G. Brouwer .............................................................................................................1806 Experiments and Simulation Results on the Thermal Performance of a Solar Tea Dryer in Indonesia M. J. Carvalho, M. Collares-Pereira, J. Cruz Costa, J. Oliveira ..................................................1812 Monitoring of Ten Water Heating Solar Systems S.U.ChaudryandL.F.Jesch ......................................................................................................1818 Computer Control and Monitoring of a Solar Space Heating System J. Xiao-huan, Z. Shu-xia and H. Wen-xu .....................................................................................1823 Study in the Selective Transparent Materials of Solar Spectrum W. Taixin ,Ζ. Quinhua, C. Hong and C. Xiaoxi ...........................................................................1828 The Preparing Process and Properties Analysis of Solar Selective Absorbing Surfaces On Mild Steel XV B. J. van den Brink and H.Buijs ..................................................................................................1834 Active Hot Water Supply in Combination With The Seasonal Storage For Heating I.MemonandB.M.Gibbs ............................................................................................................1840 Aspects of Low Temperature Latent Heat Storage By Using Sodium Sulphate Déshydrate Salt Mixture D. P. Rao, S. Karmakar and T.C. Thulasidas ...............................................................................1846 Thermal Analysis of Solar Cooker 2.18 Concentrating Collectors M. Collares-Pereira, F. Mendes, О. Brost, M. Groll, S. Roesier .........................-.......................1855 Optimized Heat Pipe for Application in Integrated CPCs K.G.T. Hollands, A.P. Brungerand LD.Morrison .......................................................................1860 Evaluating Improvements To A Low-Concentration-Ratio, Non-Evacuated, Non-Imaging Solar Collector J. J. O Gallagher, R. Winston and W. Duff ..................................................................................1866 The Integrated CPC: Solar Thermal Energy for the Nineties T. Kotajima, H. Konno, A. Suzuki, S. Yamashiro and T. Fujii ...................................................1872 Evaluation of Heat-Collection Performance for a Stationary Mid-Temperature CPC Solar- Collector P. С Eames and B. Norton ...........................................................................................................1878 A Unified Model for Optics and Heat Transfer in Line-Axis Concentrating Solar Energy Collectors P.C. Eames and B. Norton ............................................................................................................1884 The Effect of Sky Conditions on the Partition of Incident Solar Energy Between the Components of a CPC Solar Energy Collector 2.19 High Flux U. Schoffel and R. Sizmann .........................................................................................................1893 Optimization ofTwo-Stage Concentrating Systems for High Temperature and High Photon Flux Density Applications M. Schubnell and H. Ries .............................................................................................................1899 Influence ofSunshape on the Flux Distribution in Concentrators R. Winston, D. Cooke.P. Gleckman, H. Krebs, J. O Gallagher and D. Sagie .........................1905 Brighter Than the Sun J. O Gallagher, R. Winston, С Zmola, L. Benedict, D. Sagie and A. Lewandowski ..................1910 Ultra High Flux Concentration Using a CPC Secondary and the Long Focal Length SERI Solar Furnace J. A. Del Arco, J. Rodriquez ................................. ń .....................................................................1916 Performance and Characterization of the PSA Solar Furnace A. Lewandowski and C. Bingham ................................................................................................1922 The SERI High Flux Solar Furnace 2.20 Solar Heat Storage M.A.Rosen ..................................................................................................................................1931 On the Importance of Temperature In Performance Evaluations for Sensible Thermal Energy Storage Systems E. Hahne, U. Taut and U. Gross ...................................................................................................1937 Salt Ceramic Thermal Energy Storage for Solar Thermal Central Receiver Plants xvi Α. Glück, R. Tamme, H. Kalfa, C. Streuber and T. Weichen......................................................1943 Development and Testing of Advance TES Materials for Solar Thermal Central Receiver Plants A. Bashir and B. M. Gibbs ...........................................................................................................1949 Heat Transfer ofa Gas-Solid Counter-Current Thermal Storage System A. Bashir and B.M. Gibbs ............................................................................................................1955 A Gas-Solid Counter-Current Thermal Storage System — Hydrodynamic Characteristics M.A. Rosen and F.C. Hooper .......................................................................................................1961 Evaluating the Energy and Exergy Contents of Stratified Thermal Energy Storages for Selected Storage-Fluid Temperature Distributions 2.21 Central Receivers D. Feuermann and J. M. Gordon ..................................................................................................1969 Analysis of A Two-Stage, Linear Fresnel Reflector Solar Concentrator M. Castro, J. Carpio, F. Yeves, J. Bernárdez, J. Peire .................................................................1975 Solar Central Receiver Project Results С. Winter, W. Meinecke, A. Neumann .......................................................................................1981 Solar Thermal Power Plants: No Need for Energy Raw Materials - Only Conversion Technologies Pose Environmental Questions P. Arbogast ...................................................................................................................................1987 Mini Power Towers for Solar Thermal Applications B.Gupta .......................................................................................................................................1993 Solar Thermal Technology — Is It Ready For The Market R. Pitz-Paal, J. Morhenne, M. Fiebig ...........................................................................................1999 Optimization of the Surface Geometry ofa Volumetric Foil Receiver 2.22 Dish Collectors I.Mayer ........................................................................................................................................2007 Solar Flux Distribution on Axisymmetric Receivers at the Focus of Multi-Facetted Dish Concentrators S.Kaneff .......................................................................................................................................2013 Viable Arrays of Large Paraboloidul Dish Solar Thermal Collectors YoussefA.M.Eigendy .................................................................................................................2019 Analysis ofa Piano-Concave Heat Pipe Receiver L. Leon, F. Verduzco, V. Toledo, E. Villanueva, P. Quinto and A. Sanchez ..............................2025 Solar Plant Study of Power Generation with Gas Turbine G. Jorgensen .................................................................................................................................2031 Comparison of Predicted Optical Performance with Measured Results for Dish Concentrators E. Soubassakis and José G. Martín ..............................................................................................2037 Solar Thermal Energy Utilization 2.23 Line-Focus Collectors M. Collares-Pereira, M. Gordon, A. Rabí, R. Winston ................................................................2045 A New High-Concentration Two-Stage Optical Design for Line Focus Systems R. Almanza, R. Soriano and M. Mazarí .......................................................................................2051 Second Generation of Aluminum First Surface Mirrors for Solar Energy Applications B. Röhle, M. Lazárov and R. Sizmann .........................................................................................2057 Low Emissive TiNxOy-Cu-Solar Selective Absobersfor High Temperature Applications xvii О. Gutfleisch andL.K. Thomas...................................................................................................2063 Influence of the Substrate-Temperaaare of Sputtered Au-MgO-Films Dwing Their Fabrication on Their Spectral Reflectance and Thermal Stability J.I.AjonaandE.Zaiza ................................................................................................................2070 Parabolic Trough Optical Efficiency Versus Assembly Tolerances. Analytical and Experimental Approaches. P. Schissel, G. Jorgensen and R. Pitts ..........................................................................................2076 Application Experience and Field Performance of Silvered Polymer Reflectors 2.24 Detoxification and Materials J. Kleinwächter, M. Mitzel, M. Wierse, R. Werner, M. Groll, В. Bogdanovic, В. Spliethoff, Α. Ritter..................................................................................................................................2085 Solar Powerstation with Tkermochemical Storage System A. Imhof, C. Suter and A. Steinfeld.............................................................................................2091 Solar Thermal Decomposition ofCaCO3 on an Atmospheric-Open Cyclone Reactor J. Blanco, S. Malato, M. Sánchez, A. Vidal, Β. Sánchez .............................................................2097 PSA s Work in Solar Photocatatytic Water Detoxification G. Jorgensen, T. Wendelin and M. Carasso .................................................................................2103 Determination of Accuracy of Measurements by SERI s Scanning Hartmann Optical Test Instrument M. R. Nimios, T. A. Milne and J.T. McKinnon ...........................................................................2109 Gas-Phase Solar Detoxification of Hazardous Wastes: Laboratory Studies C. S. Turchi and HJF. Link ...........................................................................................................2115 Relative Cost of Photons From Solar or Electric Sources for Photocatalytic Water Detoxification 2.25 Solar Heat M. Böhmer, M. Becker and M. Sanchez ......................................................................................2123 Development of Volumetric Air Receivers J. Oman and P. Novak ..................................................................................................................2129 Prediction of Radiative Properties of Coal Particles Suitable for Absorption of Solar Energy in Gas A.Venkatesh ................................................................................................................................2135 Solar Thermal Water Pump M. R. Amor, J. K. Raine and A. S. Tucker ..................................................................................2141 Double Diaphragm Solar Powered Water Pump P. С Lobo and M.P. Martins ........................................................................................................2147 Performance of a Liquid Piston Engine for Low Head Pumping V. L. Fara and R. Grigorescu .......................................................................................................2153 Flourescent Solar Concentrators: Experimental Results 2.26 Solar Heat Posters T. Yucheng, Z. Ruipei and Y. Tiengzhu ......................................................................................2161 Solar Drying for Candy Fruits A. Hadji Saghati ...........................................................................................................................2167 A New Concept on Design of Solar Water Pumping Through Open Heat Pipe E. Azad and J. E. MahaEatì ..........................................................................................................2171 Solar Continuous Corn Dryer in Fluidized Bed xviii A. Brew-Hammond, J. Rouffier and D. Appeagyei-Kissi............................................................2177 Computer-Aided Thermodynamic Analysis afa Minimum Maintenance Solar Pump L. Imre, G. Hecker and L. Fabri ...................................................................................................2183 Solar Assisted High Performance Agricultural Dryer M. Founder and Ύ. Maurissen .....................................................................................................2189 Modelization of a Solar Fish Dryer Working by Natural Convection M.A. Mohamad and Salah M. Khalü...........................................................................................2194 Solar Drying of Sand for Egyptian Glass Industry M. Lazarov.T. Eisenhammer and R. Sizmann .............................................................................2199 New Absorber Geometries for Wavelength and Angular Solar Selctive Absorber Cover Combinations R. Corvalán, R. Román and I. Napoleoni................................................................................... 2205 Development Of A Solar Drier-Greenhouse Prototype For Agricultural Produce V. Heinzel, J. Holzinger, S. Petersen ...........................................................................................2212 Boiling Water Collectors- Low Cost Tubular Collectors without Convective Heat Losses B. Bandarsyah, N. Suharta, D. Schneller and H. Nötzold............................................................2217 Nine Years Experience with Solar Thermal Pumps in Indonesia G. Tengesdal .................................................................................................................................2220 Solar Assisted Crop Drying A Competitive Alternative Also in Cool Humid Climates K. Müller and M. Reuss ...............................................................................................................2226 Solar Drying — A Survey of Different Technologies and their Influence on Product Quality H. Dai and L. Zonghan .................................................................................................................2232 Fully Developed Laminar Flow and Heat Transfer in The Passages of V-Corrugated Solar Air Heater Y. Tripanagnostopoulos and P. Yianoulis ....................................................................................2238 Double Pass Solar Concentrating Collector С A. Estrada Gasea, G. Alvarez-Garcia and R.E. Cabanfflas .....................................................2243 Mathematical Model of an All-Glass Evacuated Tubular Solar Collector 2.27 Desalination J. Hannekan and W. Rice .............................................................................................................2253 Design Study of a Novel Solar or Waste Heat Powered Desalination System T. Baumgartner, D. Jung, F. Kössinger and R. Sizmann .............................................................2259 Multi-Effect Ambient Pressure Desalination with Free Circulation of Air M.A.C. Chendo and S.U. Egariewe .............................................................................................2264 Effects of Pebbles and Wick on the Performance of a Shallow-Basin Solar Still E. Zarza, J.I. Ajona, J. Léon, К. Genthner, A. Gregorzewsky .....................................................2270 Solar Thermal Desalination Project at the Plataforma Solar de Almería C. Schwarzer, M. Wiedenfeld, N. K. Bansal and K.-H. Ert .........................................................2276 A Novel Solar Sterilization Water and Distillation System: Experiment and Thermodynamic Analysis E. Mitwally..................................................................................................................................2282 Feasibility of Sea Water Desalination Using Wind Energy Resources in the Middle East 2.28 Solar Ponds W.W.S. Charters, R.W.G. MacDonaid, B. P. Marett, andD.R.Kaye ..........................................2291 Micro Filtration Techniques for Effective Use of Bitterns in Salt Gradient Solar Ponds L. Shensheng and L. Zengan ........................................................................................................2297 Experimental Study of Mini-Saturated Solar Ponds Under Natural Conditions xix J.Srinivasan ..................................................................................................................................2303 Periodic Solar Pond For A Rural Community G.L. Cler, P. Hartstirn, T.A. Newell ............................................................................................2309 Solar Ponds for Grain Drying: A Feasibility Study for Seed Corn Drying A. Joyce, P. Raposo and M. Collares Pereira............................................................................... 2315 Conductivity Probe for Measuring Small Variations in Salinity Gradient of a Solar Pond R.N. Abdel-messih and T. A. Newell ..........................................................................................2321 Wind Erosion Modeling of Solar Pond Gradient Zones 2.29 Desalination and Solar Ponds Posters G.L. Morrison, Sudjito, A.G. Fane and P. Hogan ........................................................................2329 Solar Heated Membrane Distillation L. Shensheng, M. Zhen and L. Weide ..........................................................................................2335 Computer Modelling of Solar Pond With Latent Heat Storage R. Almanza and R. Castañeda ......................................................................................................2341 Can Any Ca-Clay be Used as a Liner for NACL Solar Ponds? E. Sartori .......................................................................................................................................2347 Evaporation From a Free Water Surface with Salt Concentration W. G. Chun, H.Y. Kwak, Т.К. Lee, S.H. Cho, and P.C. Auh ......................................................2352 Thermal Analysis on a Small Cylindrical KIER Pond K. R. Woods and R. R. Dedolph ..................................................................................................2358 Fertilizer Salt Charged Solar Pond Integrated with Programmed Agriculture P.T. Tsilingiris ..............................................................................................................................2364 The Development of a Low-Cost Flat Response Detector for Use Underwater M. A. Javed andL. F. Jesch .........................................................................................................2370 Monitoring An Experimental Solar Pond Fitted With Transparent Insulation N.S.Bishena .................................................................................................................................2374 Salt Water Desalination, Using Solar Energy S.W. Ali.......................................................................................................................................2379 Comprehensive Application of Solar Stills in Pakistan R. Prasad and D. P. Rao ...............................................................................................................2384 Enhancement of Energy Storage In The Ground Beneath Solar Ponds 3. M. Huacuz V. and M. Silis С ....................................................................................................2390 Solar-Pond Process For The Production of Sodium Sulphate From Astrakanite J. J. Hermosillo .............................................................................................................................2395 Experimental Study About Convective Solar Stills 2.30 Solar Drying I W.W.S. Charters and S. Theerakulpisut .......................................................................................2403 Heat Pumps for Agricultural & Industrial Drying Processes H.Farzaad ....................................................................................................................................2409 A Large Scale Fun Dryer L. Zongnan and Chen Chaoxiong..... ...........................................................................................2415 The Rational Selection of Aperture Anea for Mixed Mode Solar Dryer C. Sánchez, E. López, N. Arias, A. Arias ....................................................................................2421 Mathematical, Techrác, and Economical Analysis of a Solar Dryer for Tobacco in Colombia W. Radajewski and D. Gaydon ....................................................................................................2527 In-Storage Solar Grain Dryer Using Rest-Periods XX Р. С. Lobo and J. W. Ribeiro .......................................................................................................2433 Drying Data for Carnauba Leaves 2.31 Solar Drying Π M. Mahr and J. Blumenberg.........................................................................................................2441 Modelling of Free Convection Air Flow in a Solar Dryer O.V. Ekechukwu, B. Norton ........................................................................................................2447 Effects of Seasonal Weather Variations on the Measured Performance of a Natural-Circulation Solar-Energy Tropical Crop Dryer F. Panini, S. Vitale, A. Biondo and R. Lo Cicero ........................................................................2453 ARCEL Simulation Model to Perform the Thermal Behaviour of a Storage in the Soil Below a Greenhous H.P. Garg, J. Prakash, D.S. Hrishikesan ......................................................................................2458 Theoretical Analysis of a Solar Timber Drying System U. Luboschik, P. Schalajda, .........................................................................................................2464 Design, Construction, and Monitoring Results of Two Medium Sized Solar Dryers in Germany and Spain Using Natural Convection K.S. Rao, D. Singh and S. Swaroop .............................................................................................2470 Thermal Design and Performance Comparison of Solar Timber Seasoning Kilns xxi
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