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Location: Located in INDIA.Kerala state,kottayam Dt,pala.
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Solar Heater

05/21/2011 1:24 PM

The solar heater work on the principle of accumulating heat by insulating conduction and convection loss.For which glass is used.heat loss through glass is prevented by repeated glass shielding.The solar Input of 1000watt per sq M is saved in the heater box and conveyed through air /water/oil circulation. The box sides are well insulated.It is usefull for cooking fruits ,roots, fish ,meat etc.Used for dehydration of the above articles under controlled temperature.Drain out heat for indirect dehydration purpose using air as medium for heat transfer.Good for heating up to 150deg C.

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Re: Solar Heater

05/21/2011 2:50 PM

A perfectly nonsense post!

Technically incorrect and misleading.

That is from one who strongly favors solar thermal.

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Re: Solar Heater

05/22/2011 12:40 AM

It is not entirely clear (this is polite-speak for unitelligible) what the point is that you are trying to make. I answered one of your posts (on Vacume) politely, but I think a little critique might be more useful than trying to answer your post directly.

1. You need to express yourself in a reasonably clear way - this might mean that you have to study up on your English expression a little, and

2. Initial posts should normally be questions rather than statements - and they should generally have some sort substantial and not obvious content. This is not a site for people to post, or for participants to have to read read, poorly presented statements about engineering fundamentals.

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Re: Solar Heater

05/22/2011 12:49 AM

I think if you were to properly utilize the universal phase detractors and synchronize the cardinal grammeters this could work: Turbo Encabulator

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Re: Solar Heater

05/22/2011 2:50 PM

You should get with this poster. You seem to have the same? goals. Mechanical engineer

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Re: Solar Heater

08/02/2011 7:25 AM
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