New Design For Hot Water Storage System

Keng, Wei Pin (2011) New Design For Hot Water Storage System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This study relates generally to solar water heating system and specifically to improve the water heating system by having a better collector bed. The goal of this study is to improve the hot water storage system by using the new design flow of the absorber bed. The main developments in environment heat of thermal collectors through focusing on materials, heat transfer characteristics and manufacturing challenges. The aim of study is to design a solar thermal hot water heating system, adapted to the weather of the Asia pacific country, especially in Malaysia which is tropic country. By using the heat of the environment and sunlight, convert the heat and thermal into the hot water storage system during day or night. This study would also looks into the whole system including assembly and installation at the housetop, between the rooftop and ceiling. In order to improve the absorption, the evacuated-tube collector and concentration collector is combined. The main objective to combination concept is to maximize the larger amount of the absorption rate under low temperature condition. At a same time, to maximize desorption of the absorber when exposed to the thermal energy.

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