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    Meriem,<br>
      I think you can use Type536 itself but you need to make sure of a
    few things. First, make sure that you account for the capacitance of
    the collector and use a short time step. If you run a pump to put
    hot fluid into the collector then turn off the pump, the liquid is
    going to get hot very very quickly (both in the simulation and in
    reality). Second, you need to fully define your control strategy.
    For example what happens after you extract the liquid; does another
    batch go in and start heating?<br>
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      If you have access to the TESS Controls library you can use
    Type980 (on/off time calculator) for the timer between "filling" and
    "extracting" If you don't then I think you can use an integrator
    (Type24) and the built-in variable TIME.<br>
    Kind regards,<br>
     David<br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 3/12/2014 04:51, MERIEM SOUSSI
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                  id="yiv1382881669yui_3_13_0_ym1_7_1394609119629_40">Dear
                  Trnsys users,</span></div>
              <div id="yiv1382881669yui_3_13_0_ym1_7_1394609119629_8"><span>Is
                  it possible to model a solar collector with a fixed
                  outlet flowrate at a precise time?</span></div>
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                  id="yiv1382881669yui_3_13_0_ym1_7_1394609119629_43">Actually,
                  I want to analyse the effect of storing the hot
                  solution in a parabolic </span><span style="font-size:
                  12pt;">concentrating </span><span
                  style="background-color: transparent;">collector (type
                  536) . So, I don't need hourly results. I want to fill
                  the solar collector with the hot solution in the early
                  morning, then extract it after a period of time.</span></div>
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                  style="background-color: transparent;">How can I do
                  it, and with which types?</span><br>
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                  style="background-color: transparent;">Thank you in
                  advance for any help.</span></div>
              <div id="yiv1382881669yui_3_13_0_ym1_1_1394609119629_4305">Cordially<br
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