Mini-project in ISIMini-project in ISI

Solar-generated hot water ( Domestic )Solar-generated hot water ( Domestic )

BOUTENEGRE JorisALLEMAND AlexandreCOMBEAU Guillaume

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INTRODUCTION

I) The goal of the project

II) Operation: the principle, the location, the type of system

III) Diagram of the school

IV) Our calculations

V) Conclusion

INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

To use the sun to heat:

- A good idea because the sun is an inexhaustible energy source for humans.

-Hot water is a significant part of the energy bill of a building, which can be reduced through the use of solar energy.

ContentsContents

INTRODUCTION

I) The goal of the project

II) Operation: the principle, the location, the type of system

III) Diagram of the school

IV) Our calculations

V) Conclusion

I) The goal of the projectI) The goal of the project

Goal:Goal: To provide hot water in the school with solar panels which will heat the water in the boiler. In the winter there will be an energy booster.

ContentsContents

INTRODUCTION

I) The goal of the project

II) Operation: the principle, the location, the type of system

III) Diagram of the school

IV) Our calculations

V) Conclusion

II) OperationII) Operation

1°) The principle

2°) The location

3°) The type of system

1°) The principle

Solar water heaters are made up of key elements which are the thermal solar panels and the storage tank.

2°) The location

The location of the 150 m² of solar panels must: - be oriented to the South-East or South-West.

- not be in any shadow when the sun is at its lowest during the day.

3°) The type of system

For the boarding building, we have chosen ECS: solar water-heater elements with a separate pump and a regulator.

ContentsContents

INTRODUCTION

I) The goal of the project

II) Operation: the principle, the location, the type of system

III) Diagram of the school

IV) Our calculations

V) Conclusion

III) Diagram of the schoolIII) Diagram of the school

Diagram of the school

ContentsContents

INTRODUCTION

I) The goal of the project

II) Operation: the principle, the location, the type of system

III) Diagram of the school

IV) Our calculations

V) Conclusion

IV) Our calculationsIV) Our calculations

According to a website, it takes 3 m ² of solar panels to heat 200 liters of water.

The boarding building has two balloons of 5,000 liters each.

So we need 150 m² of solar panels to heat the 10,000 liters for an investment of 23,340 euros.

ContentsContents

INTRODUCTION

I) The goal of the project

II) Operation: the principle, the location, the type of system

III) Diagram of the school

IV) Our calculations

V) Conclusion

V) ConclusionV) Conclusion