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The solar collector is the main component of a solar system. It transforms radiant energy from the sun, in the spectral range 0. 3 – 3μm, into usable heat (Fig. 1). The density of fluxes involved is low, at a maximum of the order of 1 kW/m2 (1000 times less than in the case of nuclear reactors). Heat losses depend essentially on temperature levels.
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The solar collector is the main component of a solar system. It transforms radiant energy from the sun, in the spectral range 0. 3 – 3μm, into usable heat (Fig. 1). The density of fluxes involved is low, at a maximum of the order of 1 kW/m2 (1000 times less than in the case of nuclear reactors). Heat losses depend essentially on temperature levels.
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