Ahmad, There isn't really enough information in the screen captures that you sent in order to check and see if there are connection or parameter errors in the simulation. I would suggest that you look at the qUseful output from Type71 and compare it (on a per unit area basis) to the incident solar radiation when there is liquid flowing through the collector. From this you can get an instantaneous collector efficiency. Better yet you can integrate qUseful and qIncident and compare those to get a longer term average collector efficiency. The efficiency rather than the collector outlet temperature will give you a better idea of whether there are errors in the way that the simulation is set up. kind regards, David
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