E3 Engineered Energy Efficiency A Solar Brewing Collaboration - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Cape Brewing Company & E3 Engineered Energy Efficiency A Solar Brewing Collaboration Solar resource Original design specification The proposed solar thermal system should provide at least 50% of the annual hot water energy needs required


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Cape Brewing Company & E3 Engineered Energy Efficiency

A Solar Brewing Collaboration

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Solar resource

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Original design specification

The proposed solar thermal system should provide at least 50% of the annual hot water energy needs required to heat 7 000 litres of water from the inlet temperature, listed in Table 2, to 85°C. This may also be regarded as the solar fraction for the hot water storage tank:

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GK10 Large Scale Collector

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vBus Network

Data Logging & Visualisation

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Data Logging & Visualisation

Data can be monitored in real time, using graphs and graphic displays

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Live data views:

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What about stagnation?

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Dry coil fan assisted bypass cooler

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vBus Network

Data Logging & Visualisation

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So what's the obvious benefit then….?

Paraffin fuel cost vs. Solar fuel cost

Solar energy remains free, for life

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Further benefits

  • Diversified energy, more security
  • Fuel is free, forever
  • No fuel storage required
  • No tax?
  • No delivery fee or infrastructure, labour
  • Reduced run time for conventional heating:
  • Lower maintenance costs
  • Longer service life
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