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DESIGN OF A RENEWABLE ENERGY-BASED AIR HEATING SYSTEM. Edition No. 1
VDM Publishing House, Jan 2010, Pages: 272
The objective of this research was to design, develop and investigate the performance of a solar-biomass hybrid air heating system to supply hot air at a specific temperature and flow rate for a daily load fraction exceeding 90%. The system consists of an unglazed transpired solar collector (UTC), a rock bed thermal storage, and a biomass gasifier stove with heat exchanger. From a review of literature, an air heating system, aimed at reducing the weather dependency and improving the temperature and flow rate stability without a conventional back-up heater, was designed. Based on analysis of various types of solar collectors, thermal storage, biomass stoves and heat exchangers that are commonly used, individual components of the air heating system were designed and fabricated. A mathematical model was developed to predict the thermal performance of UTC for a wide range of design
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