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Author
Sheridan, N. R.; Bullock, K. J.; Duffie, J. A.
Title
Study of solar processes by analog computer
In
Solar Energy
Imprint
vol. 11, no. 2, Apr-Jun 1967, pp. 69-77
ISBN/ISSN
0038-092X
Url
https://doi.org/10.1016/0038-092X(67)90043-6
Abstract

Considerable information is available on the characteristics and performance of solar collectors, storage systems, heat exchangers, coolers, etc. To study a solar process adequately, which may include a number of these components, the interrelationships among their characteristics must be examined. The analog computer offers a convenient and useful means of studying multicomponent processes and their operation with stochastic boundary conditions. In this paper, three examples of increasing complexity and approach to realistic solar-heating systems are used to illustrate this approach to solar-process analysis.

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