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FIGURE 16 Booster solar heater uses nonfreeze glycol solution that

                     is pumped through the heat exchanger in the hot-water tank. (Jerome F.
                     Mueller.)



               Related  Calculations.  Use  this  procedure  to  analyze  the  suitability  of  a
               substitute water-heating method in any type of building: office, commercial,
               residential, medical, health-care, hospital, etc. When evaluating a solar water
               heater, be certain to use accurate data on the availability of sunshine in the

               area of the structure, and the solar insolation for the area.
                  This  procedure  is  the  work  of  Jerome  F.  Mueller,  P.E.,  Mueller
               Engineering Corp.



               CHOOSING                   PHOTOVOLTAIC                       MODULES                  FOR
               ELECTRICAL LOADS IN BUILDINGS




               A small home has the electrical load shown in the tabulation below. Select
               suitable photovoltaic modules to serve the electrical load for two locations:
               Albuquerque, NM and Pittsburgh, PA. Show how this load would be serviced
               by the modules.



               Calculation Procedures:


               1. Detail the electrical load of the building
               Construct a tabulation such as that below for the building being considered.
















                  Thus, for this building, a photovoltaic system producing an average daily
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