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The computer code DOE-2 was used to simulate the energy consumption of four types of model houses constructed of clay bricks, concrete blocks, sandlime bricks, and prefabricated walls. It was found that a house built of clay bricks consumes 16, 23 and 25% less than one built of concrete blocks,...
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This paper addresses the issue of the economic competitiveness of PV-powered irrigation when compared with conventional diesel powered pumps in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The cost comparison gives a breakdown cost of a solar photovoltaic module of US$ 2.5 per peak watt.
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In recent years, the computation of load and energy requirement in buildings, energy conservation studies in buildings, and the design of solar systems are not accomplished using long-term averages of weather data as inputs, but preferably with data-sets representative of the climatological...
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The performances of one photovoltaic and two thermal panels during several months of outdoor exposure have been measured. For the photovoltaic panel, the average degradation rate of the efficiency was 7% per month, whereas, for the thermal panels, the average degradation rate on the optical...
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For the last two centuries, fossil fuel has been considered and utilized as the main source of energy. However; the negative impacts of burning fossil fuel on the environment have forced the energy research continuity to seriously consider renewable sources of energy. Solar energy, in...
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