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A SENSITIVITY STUDY FOR N SIMILAR PARTLY ENCLOSED WITH PHOTOVOLTAIC THERMAL FLAT PLATE COLLECTORS HAVING SERIES CONNECTION
A sensitivity study for N similar partly enclosed with photovoltaic thermal flat plate collectors with a series connection (N-PVT-FPCs) has been carried out in this research study. The analysis has been done for a typical day of May, wherein data for the ambient conditions of New Delhi (India) has b
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