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Re: [TRNSYS-users] heat pipe

i mean calculate temperature after and before manifold as a file that it is enclosed with this message
On , mohameed alsamareey <muham76@yahoo.com> wrote:


Hi Jeff
i would like to calculate the temperature water at manifold (at location the heat pipe condenser putted in manifold )


Hi 
On Monday, May 19, 2014 12:07 PM, Jeff Thornton <thornton@tess-inc.com> wrote:


It depends on how you'd like to model the collector.  If the collector has been tested to one of the common standards (EN12975-2 for example), then it can be readily modeled in TRNSYS.  If you are looking for a detailed physics-based first principles model of a concentrating heat pipe collector, I am not aware of one.
 
Jeff
 
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On 05/19/2014 11:09 am, mohameed alsamareey wrote:
Dear for all
I would like to know , is TRNSYS solve parabolic trough solar collector with heat pipe?
i mean that the heat pipe is consist two part (evaporator+condenser), theromsyphon occurs in the heat pipe
the heat pipe places in the focal line of the parabolic
Many Thanks
Mohammed
 

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