
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF LIQUID-BASED SOLAR COLLECTORS: EFFICIENCY AND SELECTIVE SURFACE CHARACTERISTICS
Karimova Salima Elamonovna,Aliyeva Gulchiroy Botir qizi. , Karshi State University, UzbekistanAbstract
This article examines the efficiency of various liquid-based solar collectors, focusing on their thermal performance and the impact of selective surfaces on energy absorption. Liquid-based collectors, including flat-plate, evacuated tube, and concentrating collectors, are evaluated for their ability to convert solar radiation into usable thermal energy. Key parameters such as heat transfer efficiency, temperature differentials, and fluid dynamics are analyzed to determine optimal operating conditions. Additionally, the role of selective coatings—designed to enhance solar absorption while minimizing thermal radiation losses—is explored. This research contributes to the ongoing efforts to improve renewable energy systems and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Keywords
Solar energy, liquid-based collectors, efficiency, wind energy, thermal energy, fuel and energy resources, thermal power plants,thermal radiation, renewable energy.
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