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Average insolation in the Central Europe carries out 1300-1900 h /year. In sum quantity taken of solar energy carries out about 1060 kWh (what answers of energy obtained from combustions about 116m3 of natural gas) from one module of collector in the course of year.
OUR SOLAR COLLECTORS THIS:
GIVEN OF TECHNICAL SOLAR COLLECTORS:
| Type of collector: KS-2000N (S) |
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| N- the neutral absorber paint special, with black colour | |
| S- the selective absorber galvanicaly covered with black chrome | |
| Length: 2030mm | |
| Width: 1025mm | |
| Height: 90mm | |
| Surface ofabsorber: 1, 80m2 | |
| Coefficient of absorption: 0, 96 (0, 95) | |
| Coefficient of issue: 0, 96 (0, 10) | |
| General efficiency: 0, 86 | |
| Fluidic capacity: 1, 80 of litre | |
| Pressure working: 6 bars | |
| Weight: 43 kg |
OUR OFFER CONTAINS:
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Flat collectors can be practical with success in all geographical widths of our country. Conditions insolations of Poland do not show of greater differences with Germany, whether central and Northern France, instead are more profitable than for example in Great Britain whether Scandinavian countries. |
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Panels of collectors of type KS-2000N (S) can be united between oneself creating structure module. Collectors from exchanger warm, in of which factor of heating is the non freeze liquid, can work in all times of year. At temperatures of airs above 0oC collectors can work also in arrangement without exchanger warm and of the non freeze liquid in arrangement system immediate heatings of useful water. |
COLLECTOR IS INTENDED TO WORK AS:
Whole of circulation of liquid inside of collector takes place in copper lines. Example cooperations of collector with conventional heating devices as initial heater of useful water one introduced on after-mentioned drawing.
DOMESTIC SOLAR SYSTEM WITH A HEAT EXCHANGER:
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The system consist of solar collectors (4) connected via insulated pipes to a heat exchanger (7) installed in a tank of heated water (8). The circulation pump (1) causes the heating medium to be circulated. It is switched on and off by a thermostatic control (3), which reacts to the temperature difference measured with sensors (5 and 6). The heated water from the tank is chanelled to conventional heating equipment (9). (2)-cold water feed. |
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PRICE - LIST
Assemblage 1:
The offer of complet instalation for 3-4 users of the hot water:
TOTAL PRICE: 6500zł - in the price are complet of the equipment (Assemblage 1) with price of work.
Assemblage 2:
The offer of complet instalation for 5-6 users of the hot water:
TOTAL PRICE: 9400zł - in the price are complet of the equipment (Assemblage 2) with price of work.
| ELECTRICITY FROM THE SUN | |
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The
enrgy of the future:
Use of renovate energy resources! |
| Photovoaltic cells are designed to support the conventional power supply system. Using photovoaltic cell it is possible to transform solar energy into electricity. When sunlight is intense the photovoaltic system modules are able to supply all the electricity needed in an average household. Any excess electricity produced by the modules can be fed to the power grid. |
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An example of solar battery connected to the electricity system:
A solar generator consisting of 20 modules - each 50W module has power rating of 1000W. This battery requires 9,2m2 of roof surface. A frequency converter will be necessary to channel energy to the electricity system. This kind of solar battery facing in a southerly direction and inclined at 35o will, in an average year, supply the following amounts of electricity (in kWh):
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| 25 | 36 | 83 | 100 | 134 | 146 | 154 | 147 | 100 | 58 | 30 | 20 |
Therefore over a period of a year 1034kW of electricity are obtained. This is the equivalent of about 40% of the average consumption of a three-person household.
| WIND ENERGY | |
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In order to benefit wind energy and convert it into electricity or harness it for operation of appropriate machines (pumps, mills) the user (assuming relatively favourable wind conditions) should be commited, possess the necessary financial resources and, in the case of turbines placed on towers secured to the ground with foundations, obtain permission from the relevant local authorities. Low power turbines, with a capacity of 300-500W, are placed on poles either with or without guys, or are secured to roof ridges. In any case one has to remember to position the structure so that if it falls over it will not fall on residencial buildings. ROTAL offers its clients low power wind motorsand wind turbines from 0,3 to 20kW in the simplest from, for domestic applications, that is for the generation of electricity for heating purposes and for recharging batteries. |
We offer wind motors designed to drive all piston and membrane pumps, mills etc. The height of towers assembled from angle sections (2 x 2 x 3/16") is 7 to 14,5m, the diameter of the multibladed windmill wheel is between 1,85 and 5m, and the size of the inside cranks is beetwen 127 x 95 and 381 x 280mm. Towers, windwheels and the mechanisms are supplied in elements. A pump is included.
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*Prices do not include import cost and 22% VAT.
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If you would like to enjoy the benefits of bein supplied with electricity supply fron any renovate source for noncommercial purposes, you should remember to match the power generating equipment to the heighest demand of your household at a practicular time of year (we refer to households that either want to, or have to become independent from the public electricity system). If you decide to purchase a wind turbine please remember that you should not select your wind turbine according to the power of installed devices (kW), but to the lenght of time for which they operate in extreme conditions (kWh). No wind turbine will supply a household with enought electricity for lighting on a dark December night if there is no wind. For this reason electricity should be simultaneously stored in batteries, used to heat water boilers and be stored in the walls, celling and floor of the house. This is most essential if you already have a wind turbine and do not wont to lose energy generated on a windy, warm and sunny day. For this reason it is also unwise, uneconomical and inefective to heat a house using electricity for traditional water-based central heating, or to power electric ceonvectors, as the objective is to ensure a comfortable temperature and not needlessly heat air molecules which may escape via windows and doors. The above also implies that off-grid houses cannot rely only on the wind, even for charging batteries to light the house. It will be necessary to use the Sun, an ever-present and reliable source of renovate energy (see photovoaltic cells). |