I  knew from the beginning and I had to play ignorance to set  TERRA.

It is best to use the standard value 1 KW/M^2 and not using the daily KWH 
because is not "real " for too many places on TERRA.

Gives miss-concepts and erroneous values to many users.

Regards & PAX TERRA

Nando

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Manfred Mornhinweg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, October 02, 2005 1:24 PM
Subject: [microhydro] Re: Reaction Turbine System for Home


> Dear Nando,
>
>> It seems that I living in a different planet, because in my Terra the
>>  Sun produces 1 KW/M2, where are you located to produce 3 or 5 KWH/M2?
>
> No, we actually live on the same planet... The problem is just that you
> didn't read the post carefully enough! I will repost the relevant
> sentence from my post:
>
> >> At my latitude (30 degrees) I would count on 5kWh
> >> per day per square meter in summer.
>
> Did you read it with enough detention this time? It's an ENERGY of 5
> kilowatt HOURS, PER DAY, per square meter. Of course, the highest power
> density you can except of the sun is roughly 1kW per square meter, but
> considering that you have sun for 10 to 14 hours a day, and that during
> most of these hours the power density is less than 1kW/m2, getting down
> to zero at the start and the end of each day, it seems very reasonable
> that the total energy collected during one full day from each square
> meter is in the neighborhood of 5kWh for my location (30 degrees), and
> closer to 3kWh at a certain latitude farther away from the equator, as
> assumed by the author of the original post, who also clearly stated
> energy per day and not power:
>
>>>>> I would expect that the sun radiates energy at about 3kWhr per
>>>>> square meter per day at temperate areas
>
> Clear?
>
> Well, you don't need to blush. When I first read the original post, I
> also jumped: "That's wrong! It's only 1kW per square meter!"  But then I
> read again, and noticed he was writing about energy per day, and not
> power. Case solved...
>
> Cheers,
> Manfred.
>
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