[TRNSYS-users] QUESTION 1

[David BRADLEY]

Prof Jimenez,
   You can simulate parallel collector panels by simply increasing the 
array area parameter to account for as many panels as you have in the 
array. Doing so neglects the piping between the panels if they are 
externally manifolded. To account for thermal losses from such piping, 
you can simply use multiple instances of the solar collector Type and 
connect them with a pipe model (such as Type31).
regards,
  David


On 07/13/2015 16:19, Silvio Alejandro Jimenez Castellanos wrote:
> Hello
>
> I'd like to know if I can simulate in TRNSYS STUDIO solar collectors 
> in  either parallel sets: external manifold and internal manifold.
> Can I acces tutorial?
>
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> Yours sincerely,
> MG. SILVIO A. JIMENEZ
> Full time professor
> Fluids and thermal sciences
> FACULTAD DE INGENIERIA
> FUNDACIÓN UNIVERSITARIA LOS LIBERTADORES
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