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Non-Convective Solar Pond as a Thermal Energy Source

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Non-convective solar pond is a potential large surface area solar collector device. It has additional advantage of long term storage capacity. It is a shallow body of water of about a meter deep containing dissolved salts to generate a stable density gradient (fresh water on top and denser salt at the bottom). Part of the incident solar radiation entering the pond is absorbed leading to...
 
Published at International Conference/ Workshop on Renewable Energy and Climate Change Mitigation, Covenant University, Ota, Nigeria, July 13-17, 2009.
Published in 2009
 
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BABALOLA Philip Olufemi » Dr. (Engr.) Babalola is a proven consulting engineer and have succeeded in turning many engineering ideas into reality all over the country, from design stage all through to project completion. He is teaching metallurgy, advanced engineering materials, internal combustion engines, fluid power systems, heat transfer, engineering law, engineering management, engineering entrepreneurship and... view full profile
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