Physics, 07.09.2021 17:30 parkermacyow71bm
At noon on a cloud-free summer day, sunlight intensities at the Earth’s surface are nearly always less than 940 W/m2 (0.12 hp/ft2 ). (a) At this intensity, if the solar collector and electric motor could convert 10% of the collected solar energy to mechanical power, how large a collector would be required on a tractor to supply 100 kW (134 hp) of mechanical power? (b) If the length of the collector was twice its width, what would be the dimensions of the collector?
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