The solar collector surface area, in m2, per kW of power developed by the plant is [tex]25.3 m^2/kW[/tex].
1. T1=[tex]60 ^{0}[/tex]C
H1=275.99 kJ/Kg (Enthalpy for saturated vapor [tex]60^{0}[/tex]C)
Hfg=137.42 kJ/Kg
2. P2= 6 bar
T2=21.58 C ( temperature of sat. liquid 6 bar)
H2=259.19 (enthalpy of sat. liquid 6 bar)
From the above conditions, the power generated can be found.
Wt.=H1-H2=275.99-259.19=16.8 KW )
3.After condensing:
T3=21.58 C
P3= 6 bar
4. After pump:
T4=21.58 C
the power required by the solar collector to bring the temperature of the fluid up to 60 C and vaporize the fluid :
W=CpT + [tex]H_{fg}[/tex]
Cp= 0.857 KJ/kg
[tex]H_{fg}[/tex]=137.42
W=0.857x(60-21.58) + 137.42=170.35 KW
Area required:
A=[tex]170.35 kw/0.4 KW/m^2[/tex]
A=[tex]425.86 m^2[/tex]
Area/Power generated= A / Wt=[tex]425.86 m^2/16.8 KW[/tex]
Area/Power generated=[tex]25.3 m^2/KW[/tex]
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