Actually, I have an exam after the next 3 hours and now, after watching this video I am feeling like I have already completed the whole course successfully. Thank You for the brief and clear explanation in a short period of time.
After I reviewed the video, I did not seem to get when to use the intersecting point whether to use the right or the left @4:00? Any further explanation?
This means that in your example your chosen latitude is 15⁰N at the equinox? (The sun rising and setting due east and west but at 75⁰ above the horizon at 180⁰S - 15⁰ north of the equator)
if you have a two-axis tracker located at 44 degrees N, at what time and date is the collector azimuth angle equal to 30 degree and the tilt angle equal to 70 degrees?. Thank you
![Intro to Solar Orientation [Solar Schoolhouse]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/OR8EQ0DWpPw/mqdefault.jpg)
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A short video with a ton of knowledge.. knowledge that seemingly have been known but unlearned. Kudos to Energy Vibe!
Actually, I have an exam after the next 3 hours and now, after watching this video I am feeling like I have already completed the whole course successfully. Thank You for the brief and clear explanation in a short period of time.
Wonderful explanation. Thanks a lot !!
thank you for such a nice explanation
wonderful. amazing
Perfect summarized information
nice explanation
Excellent. Thanks a lot for sahring.
Very nicely explained, Are there any more videos ?
This is the only one I've created. Please feel free to suggest if you have a topic in mind.
Thanks! Nice explanation
After I reviewed the video, I did not seem to get when to use the intersecting point whether to use the right or the left @4:00? Any further explanation?
Well done
This is super helpful
very helpful. thanks
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How do we find out the sun's path on the dates that are not shown in these lines? For example, 19 Jan.
but i have a question that which perspective has used for the last diagram
I'm sorry I don't know that.
Thanks
This means that in your example your chosen latitude is 15⁰N at the equinox? (The sun rising and setting due east and west but at 75⁰ above the horizon at 180⁰S - 15⁰ north of the equator)
if you have a two-axis tracker located at 44 degrees N, at what time and date is the collector azimuth angle equal to 30 degree and the tilt angle equal to 70 degrees?. Thank you
Sorry, I don't know much about practical applications.
Depends on location on Earth.
Calculate using formula
Thanks