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Solar heating systems, convert the heat energy from the Sun into useful energy by heating water or any thermic fluid for use in multiple applications as given below. The heated liquid is stored in an insulated storage unit made of stainless steel or low carbon steel with glass lining or directly transferred to process during daytime without storage. The temperature output varies from 60 degrees centigrade for common low heat applications to 180 degree centigrade for medium heat and process applications using steam. The heating process for liquids as water or thermic fluids is by conduction heat transfer with further heat exchange transfer depending on the process, application, technology, climatic conditions and storage requirement. The efficiency of solar heaters / liquid heating is generally between 60% to 82% depending on the type of application, process and the technology used. Generally there are three technologies used by us for heating liquids / water using solar energy for using in various applications. All technologies required shadow free area and are suited for various environmental conditions and locations. These technologies are – a) Flat Plate Solar Heating systemsApplications using copper or aluminium absorbers to heat water / liquids economically upto temperatures of 80 deg C for domestic or industrial use. Sectional View of Flat Plate Collector Panel and Heating Technology |
b) Glass tube Solar Heating systemsApplications using evacuated glass tube (under vacuum) to heat water / liquids economically upto temperatures of 90 deg C for domestic or industrial use. Sectional View of Evacuated Glass Tube System and Heating technology |
b) Glass tube Solar Heating systemsApplications requiring temperatures upto 150-180 deg C for generating steam, generally for industrial / institutional use. Photo of Parabolic Solar Heating collector and Technology |
There are variety of sectors and applications of solar thermal for domestic, industry and institutions, giving huge savings in electricity or diesel usage in segments like – |
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RenXSol Ecotech has developed cold storage systems using solar energy for protecting and keeping agricultural products, dairy products etc. in environmental controlled chamber between 2 to 6 deg Celsius. This protects the products from perishing or decaying. For the farmer, this enables him higher price yield on his produce instead of selling immediately to middlemen. These cold storage chambers are custom designed and generally come with the following specs – |
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The hot air is fed into a chamber as fluidised bed or controlled atmospheric rooms where the produce is kept. Based on the design requirements, various end use applications can be designed for drying produce such as |
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This is used again in controlled atmosphere for areas |
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KSCA (M. Chinnaswamy Stadium) |