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Mohammed Abdulrazaq; Norazliani Sapari; Mohamad Zaenudin

Solar Water Heating System (SWHS) in Iraq via Trnsys Simulation, (Paperback)

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Research Focus: Comprehensive research on solar water heating systems in cold, dry climates, aiming to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact in buildings.
System Modeling: Models a direct solar water heating system in Baghdad, Iraq, utilizing TRNSYS software for simulation and analysis.
Orphanage Application: Designed for an orphanage accommodating 25 persons, incorporating a 10 m² flat plate collector and a 600-liter storage tank.
Performance Evaluation: Analyzes system performance with auxiliary fuel sources, including electricity, and evaluates it against conventional domestic hot water systems for energy efficiency and economics.
Long-Term Analysis: Estimates long-term performance using the TRNSYS model with TMY weather data for Baghdad, showing maximum auxiliary energy demand in December and February.
Solar Fraction: Achieves an annual solar fraction of 69%, effectively covering hot water needs during colder months with the support of an auxiliary electric heater.

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KS Omniscriptum Publishing
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In cold dry climates, due to the high demand for hot water during winter and the abundance of solar radiation, Solar Water Heating System is a promising approach to reduce the energy consumption and negative environmental impact of buildings. The objective of this research is to model and verify a direct solar water heating system in Baghdad, Iraq using TRNSYS software. This research focuses on a system of production domestic hot water for orphanage located in Baghdad and occupied by 25 persons. This is achieved by using 10 m2 of a flat plate collector and 600 liters storage tank. This system also is analyzed with an auxiliary fuel sources (electricity). SDHW system performance is evaluated against conventional DHW system performance in terms of energy and economics. Long term system performance is estimated by using TRNSYS model run with the weather values of TMY file for Baghdad, Iraq. The maximum auxiliary energy was needed during the months of December (about 1025 MJ/month) and February (about 1000 MJ/month). While the annual solar fraction obtained was 69% and the system cover the hot water needs during the cold months with the help of auxiliary electric heater.

Solar Water Heating System (SWHS) in Iraq via Trnsys Simulation, (Paperback)

Solar Water Heating System (SWHS) in Iraq via Trnsys Simulation (Paperback)
Comprehensive research on solar water heating systems in cold, dry climates
Focuses on reducing energy consumption and environmental impact in buildings
Models a direct solar water heating system in Baghdad, Iraq using TRNSYS software
Designed for an orphanage accommodating 25 persons, utilizing 10 m√Ç¬≤ of flat plate collector
Includes a 600-liter storage tank for efficient hot water production
Analyzes system performance with auxiliary fuel sources, including electricity
Evaluates the solar water heating system against conventional domestic hot water systems in terms of energy efficiency and economics
Long-term performance estimated using TRNSYS model with TMY weather data for Baghdad
Maximum auxiliary energy demand recorded in December (approximately 1025 MJ/month) and February (approximately 1000 MJ/month)
Achieves an annual solar fraction of 69%, effectively covering hot water needs during colder months with auxiliary electric heater support

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