3B SCIENTIFIC® PHYSICS Basic solar energy set 1000839 Instruction sheet 03/12 ALF
1 Holder for metering panel 2 Solar metering panel 3 Insulating
1. Safety instructions 3. Contents / Technical data
The metering panels and halogen lights get hot dur-
ing the experiments so that there is a risk of burns.
• Let the sample panels and halogen lights cool
The thermometers are sensitive instruments, made from glass. Caution, they are fragile!
2. Description
The basic solar energy set is an equipment set for experiments on utilisation of solar energy.
The equipment set consists of four sample solar
metering panels, with which it is possible to make
four simultaneous measurements during an experi-
ment lasting about 25 minutes. Comparing the four sets of measurements allows conclusions to be
drawn about the change in temperature and the
maximum temperature that can be reached by the
sample panels, which all differ in terms of surface
4. Experimental set-up 5. Experimental protocol
If the experiment cannot be conducted in direct
• Position the halogen lamp at a distance of ap-
sunlight, a 500 W halogen lamp has to be used as a
proximately 30 to 40 cm from the metering pan-
• Read thermometer before the experiment, and
1 Halogen lamp, 500 W (230 V, 50/60 Hz) 1000894
1 Halogen lamp, 500 W (115 V, 50/60 Hz) 1000893
• Read the temperature every minute, enter it into
a table and plot a graph of the results.
The various metering panels reach their maximum
• Position one black and one white sample panel
temperature within different periods of time.
in each of the holders and place the other two
The covered metering panel reaches its maximum
black panels in an insulating case. The smooth,
coloured side should point towards the light
The experiment can be halted once the maximum
• Put the thermometer through the drill hole in
It can easily be seen (Fig. 1) that black surfaces lead
the holder or the insulating case, respectively,
to a much higher rate of temperature increase than
and into the bottom hole at the rear of the me-
The thermal insulation of the insulating case pre-
Mount the acrylic plate with the clamps to one
vents energy losses from the rear of the metering
panel. Adding the acrylic plate improves utilisation
• Position the metering panels at the same dis-
of the radiant power, since the “greenhouse effect”
prevents cooling of the meter panel by atmospheric
convection and by long-wave heat dissipation from the front. This “greenhouse effect” even compensates
for the losses due to absorption by the acrylic plate,
which are reflected in the slightly shallower initial
slope of the measured curve. The black metering
panel, furnished with thermal insulation and a
cover, has all the physical attributes of a solar collec-tor panel for a hot water heater.
Fig. 1 Temperature increase in the solar meter panels Black ( ),black, insulated ( ),black, insulated, with acrylic plate ( ),white ( )
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MAYANK S. PATHAK, M.D. CURRICULUM VITAE , EDUCATION: UNDERGRADUATE: Franklin and Marshall College, Lancaster, Pennsylvania B.A., Chemistry; Minor, Studio Art; 1987 MEDICAL SCHOOL: George Washington University, School of Medicine, Washington, D.C. M.D. 1991 TRAINING: RESIDENCY, NEUROLOGY: University of California, Irvine Medical Center; Orange, California, and V.A.
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