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Eccentric Heat Pipe Vacuum Tube Solar Collector Model SC-HE

Eccentric Heat Pipe Vacuum Tube Solar Collector Model SC-HE

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 1. Structure of Eccentric Heat Pipe Vacuum Tube Solar Collector Model SC-HE

 

This product is composed of the following parts:

1 Manifold                             Eccentric Heat Pipe Vacuum Tube Solar Collector Model SC-HE

2 Collector Joint

3 All aluminum alloy shell and frame

4 All Glass Vacuum Tube , with reflection mirror sealed in

5 Tube Holder

6 Wind Feet

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2.  Main Features of Eccentric Heat Pipe Vacuum Tube Solar Collector Model SC-HE

  • Double ratio of light concentration, the temperature inside the tube is 30% higher than the normal tubes.

  • Superconducting copper heat pipe and large heat transfer area of the condensing end with high power of heat transfer and fast speed of start working.

  • The reflection mirror can avoid the effects from external environment and ensure that the mirror reflectivity is not reduced.

  • All aluminum alloy shell and frame with oxidation and coating anti-corrosion surface, corrosion resistance, easy to be installed.

  • The thermal insulation layer with rock wool/glass wool that can resistant high temperature, compression molding, high density, small coefficient of thermal conductivity.

  • Copper pipe with high purity and quality, pressure and corrosion resistance, can stand 1MPa.The gravity heat pipe transfers heat by one way, high heat collecting efficiency but low heat lost.

     

 3. Eccentric Heat Pipe Vacuum Tube Solar Collector Model SC-HE Images

Eccentric Heat Pipe Vacuum Tube Solar Collector Model SC-HE

 

 4. Eccentric Heat Pipe Vacuum Tube Solar Collector Model SC-HE Specifications

Model

SC-HCM-10

SC-HCM-15

SC-HCM-18

SC-HCM-20

SC-HCM-24

SC-HCM-25

SC-HCM-30

Tube Qtypcs

10

15

18

20

24

25

30

Tube Pitch(㎜)

90

90

90

90

90

90

90

Tube Diameter/ Length(㎜)

φ70/2000

φ70/2000

φ70/2000

φ70/2000

φ70/2000

φ70/2000

φ70/2000

Vacuum Tube Material

high borosilicate glass

3.3

high borosilicate glass

3.3

high borosilicate glass

3.3

high borosilicate glass

3.3

high borosilicate glass

3.3

high borosilicate glass

3.3

high borosilicate glass

3.3

Thickness of Inner Tube/Outer Tube(㎜)

1.6/2.0

1.6/2.0

1.6/2.0

1.6/2.0

1.6/2.0

1.6/2.0

1.6/2.0

Condensator Diameter/ Length(㎜)

φ14/1900

φ14/1900

φ14/1900

φ14/1900

φ14/1900

φ14/1900

φ14/1900

Heat Pipe Material / Thickness(㎜)

Copper tp2/0.6

Copper tp2/0.6

Copper tp2/0.6

Copper tp2/0.6

Copper tp2/0.6

Copper tp2/0.6

Copper tp2/0.6

Copper Pipe Diameter/ Thickness

φ35/1.0

φ35/1.0

φ35/1.0

φ35/1.0

φ35/1.0

φ35/1.0

φ35/1.0

Joint Specification

φ22 Or 3/4″

φ22 Or 3/4″

φ22 Or 3/4″

φ22 Or 3/4″

φ22 Or 3/4″

φ22 Or 3/4″

φ22 Or 3/4″

Insulation Material/ Thickness(㎜)

Rock Wool/40

Rock Wool /40

Rock Wool /40

Rock Wool/40

Rock Wool /40

Rock Wool /40

Rock Wool /40

Rated Pressure(MPa)

0.6

0.6

0.6

0.6

0.6

0.6

0.6

Working Temperature(℃)

<120

<120

<120

<120

<120

<120

<120

Capacity(L)

0.89

1.26

1.48

1.63

1.93

2.00

2.37

Collecting Area(㎡)

1.37

2.05

2.46

2.73

3.28

3.41

4.10

Gross Area(㎡)

2.01

2.98

3.56

3.95

4.72

4.91

5.88

Referral Traffic(L/min)

1.06

1.49

1.79

2.0

2.4

2.5

3.0

Pressure Drop(Pa)

16.24

41.4

63.4

81.7

127.2

140.1

219.8

Intercept Efficiencyη0

0.77

0.77

0.77

0.77

0.77

0.77

0.77

Heat Loss Coefficient a W/㎡℃

1.9

1.9

1.9

1.9

1.9

1.9

1.9

Powe(W)1000W/㎡Irradiation

744

1044

1256

1398

1681

1748

2098

Collector Net Weight(kg)

40.25

52.75

61.75

66.75

81.00

85.35

100.70

a   (㎜)

1115

1615

1915

2115

2515

2615

3115

b   (㎜)

1025

1525

1825

2025

2425

2525

3025

c   (㎜)

950

1450

1750

1950

2350

2450

2950

c/2 (㎜)

——

——

875

975

1175

1225

1475

d   (㎜)

2150

2150

2150

2150

2150

2150

2150

e   (㎜)

1375

1240

1240

1240

1240

1240

1240

f   (㎜)

1590

1590

1590

1590

1590

1590

1590

 

 5. FAQ

1.  Can the solar collector be used in cold condition?

Re: This solar collectors can be used in temperatures as low as -30, although performance is greatly reduced in such extreme conditions. Good heat output is still achieved in mild sub-zero conditions.

2.  What maintenance of the solar collector is required?
Re: Under normal circumstances no maintenance of the system is required. Due to the shape of the tubes regular rainfall and wind should keep the tubes clean. Should a tube even be broken it should be replaced. This, however, is an inexpensive and easy job. Any "handy" person can install a new tube (while adhering to local health and safety regulations). Our solar collectors can operate with several broken tubes, however the efficiency will be reduced slightly.


Q:How much space is required for installing a solar collector?
The space required for installing a solar collector depends on the size and type of the collector. Generally, a typical solar collector for residential use can take up around 10-15 square feet of roof space. However, larger solar collectors or installations for commercial or industrial purposes may require significantly more space. It is important to consult with a solar professional to determine the specific space requirements for your desired solar collector installation.
Q:What is the difference between a direct and indirect solar collector?
A direct solar collector absorbs and converts sunlight directly into heat energy, while an indirect solar collector uses a fluid or other medium to transfer the captured energy to another location for conversion or storage.
Q:Are solar collectors safe to use?
Yes, solar collectors are safe to use. They do not emit harmful emissions or pollutants, and the technology used in solar collectors is well-established and reliable. Additionally, solar collectors have built-in safety features to prevent overheating or other potential hazards.
Q:Are solar collectors suitable for heating sports facilities?
Yes, solar collectors are suitable for heating sports facilities. Solar collectors can effectively harness the sun's energy to generate heat, which can be used to warm up sports facilities. This renewable energy source can significantly reduce heating costs and carbon emissions associated with traditional heating systems. Additionally, solar collectors can be customized to meet the specific heating requirements of sports facilities, making them a viable and sustainable option for heating these spaces.
Q:Are solar collectors suitable for off-grid living?
Yes, solar collectors are highly suitable for off-grid living. They provide a reliable and sustainable source of energy, allowing individuals to generate their own electricity and heat without relying on traditional power grids. Solar collectors are efficient, cost-effective, and environmentally friendly, making them an ideal choice for off-grid living where access to conventional energy sources may be limited or unavailable.
Q:Can solar collectors be integrated into building designs?
Yes, solar collectors can be integrated into building designs. They can be installed on rooftops, facades, or integrated into windows, allowing buildings to generate clean, renewable energy while maintaining their aesthetic appeal. This integration not only reduces reliance on traditional energy sources but also maximizes the use of available space for sustainable energy production.
Q:Can solar collectors be used in areas with limited technical support?
Yes, solar collectors can be used in areas with limited technical support. Solar collectors are relatively simple devices that do not require complex maintenance or technical expertise. With proper training and basic knowledge, local communities can operate and maintain solar collectors effectively. Additionally, advancements in solar technology have made these systems more user-friendly and robust, allowing them to be utilized in remote areas with limited technical assistance.
Q:Can solar collectors be used for industrial process heat?
Yes, solar collectors can be used for industrial process heat. Solar thermal systems that use collectors to capture the sun's energy can provide heat for various industrial processes, such as heating water or fluids, powering steam generators, or supporting drying and heating operations. These systems can help reduce reliance on fossil fuels, decrease greenhouse gas emissions, and provide a sustainable and cost-effective source of heat for industrial applications.
Q:Can solar collectors be used for generating electricity on elevators?
Solar collectors can technically be used for generating electricity on elevators, but there are several factors that need to be considered. Firstly, solar collectors require direct sunlight to generate electricity efficiently. Elevators are usually enclosed within buildings or shafts, which may limit the availability of direct sunlight. Additionally, elevators are constantly moving up and down, which can create shadows and further reduce the exposure to sunlight. Furthermore, solar collectors are typically installed on rooftops or open areas where they can capture maximum sunlight. Mounting them on elevators would require specific engineering and design considerations to ensure that they are properly positioned and oriented to receive adequate sunlight. It would also require additional mechanisms to continuously adjust the position and angle of the solar collectors to optimize their efficiency as the elevator moves. Another challenge is the limited space available on elevators. Solar collectors require a certain surface area to generate a significant amount of electricity, and it may not be feasible to accommodate them on the limited surface area of an elevator. Moreover, elevators have varying power requirements, and the amount of electricity generated by solar collectors may not be sufficient to meet the elevator's needs at all times. This would require the installation of energy storage systems or alternative power sources to ensure a consistent and reliable power supply. In conclusion, while it is technically possible to use solar collectors for generating electricity on elevators, it presents several challenges in terms of sunlight availability, limited space, and varying power requirements. It would require extensive engineering and design considerations to overcome these challenges and make it a viable solution for powering elevators.
Q:Are there any grants or funding options available for solar collector installations?
Yes, there are various grants and funding options available for solar collector installations. These include federal, state, and local government programs, as well as private sector initiatives. The specific grants and funding options may vary depending on your location and eligibility criteria, but it is worth researching and exploring these opportunities to potentially offset the costs of solar collector installations.

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