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EGT408 S18 EXAM THREE Ch 9 10 11 12 180320 LOG IN IDENTITY _______________________

If one selection is needed, underline the ONE best choice.

If a word or phrase is needed, use EXACT terms as in text.

Q1 In section 9-2-2, what are the two factors making up "global insolation" in the atmosphere? ____________ _______________

Q2 In the table showing average daily insolation for world cities, select the maximum = ______ and

minimum =________ watts per sq. meter

Q3 In section 10 - 4, what are the first "parts" of a PV system that the customer should buy?____________________ _____________________________________________

Q4. In section 10-2 Which country, in 2010 had the greatest cumulative installed PV panels in 2010?_________________

Q5 In section 10-2, the cost per watt for PV panels is listed by the industry at ___________________ operating conditions.

Q6. In 10-2-1, the two manufacturing methods for PV panels are _________________________ and __________________

Q7. Thin film PV cells cost (more) (less) than other methods.

Q8 Thin film PV cells are(more) (less) efficient than other methods.

Q9 In 10-3 an incoming photon breaks loose an _____________.

Q10 Which PV cell losses are listed in Ch 10-3? [Underline all:]

(collection) (reflection) (incident) (transmission) (neutron)

Q11 In 10-3-1, A PV device which achieves on the order of ______% to ______% efficiency is considered relatively efficient.

Q12. Increasing PV efficiency using a light system is classified in section 10-2-1 as ______________________________________.

Q13 In 10-2 The more efficient, and more difficult to manufacture PV cells are the ones using the process _______________________

Q14 In 10-3-1, PV cells have a finite width. This causes losses due to the principle of _________________________________________

Q15 A PV has Im=0.027, Vm=0.44, IL=0.022, Voc=0.52

Find fill factor FF using

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ImVm

FF

ILVoc

´

==

´

____________

Q16 A 350 watt PV system has 64 cells, each costing $1.80.

All other parts cost $215. Labor cost to assemble and test is $180. Find the PV system total cost. Then use this to find the $ / watt for the 350 watt PV system = __________

Q17 If C = 6 kW , RF = 1850 h,

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h

= 0.68, use the formula
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ECRF

=´´h

to find E in kWh ______________________

Q18 In 11-4 Which of these are listed as parts of a solar collector?

[Underline more than one]

a. absorber sheet. b.glazing sheets c. thin-film

d. tubes or ducts e. insulation f. cover shade

Q19. In Chapter 11 - The insolation value at which heat gain balances heat loss is called ________________ insolation.

Q21. A selective surface absorber almost completely absorbs solar radiation peaking near __________

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m

m

but be nearly invisible to thermal radiation peaking near ___________
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m

m

Q23. In 12-4 Increasing humidity ______ per cent can compensate comfort level for a 1 deg F decrease in air temperature.

Q24. In 12-7, Sunlight shining through a window is an example of (direct) (indirect) (isolated) gain.

Q25. Sunspace on the side of building is an example of

(direct) (indirect) (isolated) gain

Q27. In section 12-7-3, A thermal mass (or Trombe) wall inside solar glazing is an example of (direct) (indirect) (isolated) gain.

Q28 . A Trombe wall has thermal mass to provide thermal _______________ so as to not overheat and waste energy.

Q29. A Trombe wall is typically 12 to 16 inches thick for the best timing of the ________________ wave.

Q30. Direct gain thermal storage absorbs solar radiation

(inside) (outside) (next to) the living space.

Q31. A Trombe wall should peak the inside temperature surface approximately _______ hours after the peak outside temperature.

Q32. Window overhangs that compromise between the need for passive heating and passive cooling can be helped by a moveable _______________________________________.

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