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Energy Conversion and Management
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Solar energy utilization for heating of indoor swimming pool

Authors: G.N. Tiwari; Y.P. Yadav; Madan Singh;
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Abstract A simple transient analytical approach has been adopted for developing an explicit expression for the water temperature of an indoor swimmingpool coupled to a panel of collectors. For qualitative assessment of the analytical results, computations have been made for the winter climatic conditions of Sri Nagar, India. The effects of several parameters, viz. inlet temperature, heat removal factors, collector, etc. on the performance of the proposed systems have been studied in detail. It is observed that (i) the proposed model agrees with the experimental results of the Australian passive solar swimming pool and (ii) the desired temperature for the indoor swimming pool can be achieved by the active method.
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