Two Different Viewpoints about using Aerosol-Carbon Nanofluid in Corrugated Solar Collectors: Thermal-Hydraulic Performance, and Heating Performance

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Soroush Sadripour Solar Energy, Nanofluid, Thermodynamics, Fuel and Combustion
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Ghanbar Ali Sheikhzadeh
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Abstract

In this study the effects of corrugated absorber plate and using aerosol-carbon black nanofluid on heat transfer and turbulent flow in solar collectors with double application and air heating collectors, were numerically investigated. The two-dimensional continuity, momentum and energy equation were solved by finite volume and SIMPLE algorithm. In the present investigation all the simulations were done for two different angles of tilt of collector according to horizon, that these angles were the optimum ones for the period of six months setting. As a result the corrugated absorber plate was inspected in the case of triangle, rectangle and sinuous with the wave length of 1mm and wave amplitude of 3 mm in turbulent flow regime and Reynolds number between 2500 to 4000.

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Soroush Sadripour. 2017. \u201cTwo Different Viewpoints about using Aerosol-Carbon Nanofluid in Corrugated Solar Collectors: Thermal-Hydraulic Performance, and Heating Performance\u201d. Global Journal of Research in Engineering - A : Mechanical & Mechanics GJRE-A Volume 17 (GJRE Volume 17 Issue A5): .

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In this study the effects of corrugated absorber plate and using aerosol-carbon black nanofluid on heat transfer and turbulent flow in solar collectors with double application and air heating collectors, were numerically investigated. The two-dimensional continuity, momentum and energy equation were solved by finite volume and SIMPLE algorithm. In the present investigation all the simulations were done for two different angles of tilt of collector according to horizon, that these angles were the optimum ones for the period of six months setting. As a result the corrugated absorber plate was inspected in the case of triangle, rectangle and sinuous with the wave length of 1mm and wave amplitude of 3 mm in turbulent flow regime and Reynolds number between 2500 to 4000.

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