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SERIES 24 / Module 02 Solar Thermal Systems


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Question 1. Which fundamental principle underpins all solar thermal technologies? □ Conversion of sunlight directly into electricity □ Conversion of sunlight into heat via absorption □ Conversion of heat into chemical energy □ Conversion of infrared radiation into kinetic energy


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Question 2. What is the primary advantage of evacuated tube collectors over flatplate collectors in cold climates? □ Lower manufacturing cost □ Better performance under diffuse light and reduced heat loss


QUESTIONS


□ Ability to generate electricity □ No need for a heat transfer fluid


■ 1940s ■ 1930s ■ 1960s


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QUESTIONS


1) The establishment of the main transmission grid began in which decade?


Question 3. What role does the vacuum layer play in an evacuated tube collector? □ It increases water pressure □ It stores thermal energy □ It eliminates convective and conductive heat losses


□ It prevents UV degradation


3) What’s the main source of large-scale renewable generation connecting to the grid?


■ Fuel oil ■ Electricity ■ Natural gas ■ Coal


Question 4. Which European country hosts the Gemasolar CSP plant with molten-salt storage? □ Portugal □ Greece □ Spain □ Italy


4) What are the main forms of variable electrical loads connecting at the household level?


■ 160C ■ 190C ■ 220C ■ 240C


Question 5. Which of the following is a major application of CSP systems? □ Low temperature domestic hot water □ Electricity generation using high temperature heat □ Swimming pool heating □ Underfloor heating in residential buildings


■ Electric vehicles and heat pumps ■ Smart meters ■ Home automation devices


5) What is the main threat to smart grids? ■ Cost of implementation ■ Cyber attacks ■ Lack of experience and expertise


■ Cast iron ■ Pressed steel ■ Cast aluminium ■ Copper


6) What are the main benefits of smart grids?


5. Which of these is a key component of a mechanical ventilation system?


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■ Reduce the need for centralised power generation


■ Encourage connection of electric vehicles


■ A fan ■ An atrium ■ A chimney ■ Opening windows


■ Biomass ■ Wind farms ■ Solar farms


2) Which key parameters need to be controlled by smart grids?


■ High temperature hot water ■ Steam ■ Low temperature hot water ■ Cold water


■ Voltage and frequency ■ Frequency and current ■ Voltage, current and frequency


1. Which is the most common heating media in wet systems?


Question 7. Which Danish city hosts one of the world’s largest solar district heating plants? □ Aarhus □ Silkeborg □ Aalborg □ Odense


6. Which is the ‘delivery end’ of a vapour compression heat pump system?


2. What is the most common space heating fuel in the UK?


Question 8. Which UK guidance document governs Legionella control in healthcare water systems? □ SAP 10 □ HTM 04-01 □ BS 7671 □ EN 12975


7) What does the abbreviation VPP stand for? ■ Volume purchase programme ■ Voluntary protection programme ■ Virtual power plant


■ The evaporator ■ The condenser ■ The compressor ■ The slinky


8) Electricity cannot be stored in large quantities by householders?


■ False as only large utilities and industrial/ commercial energy providers can provide storage facilities


3. What is a typical dry bulb space temperature for a home?


Question 9. Why is solar thermal rarely used in NHS hospitals? □ It is banned by law □ Solar thermal can’t reach temperatures above 40°C □ Hospitals do not use hot water □ HTM requirements and operational risks make integration difficult


■ False


■ Building thermal inertia ■ Time of day ■ Outside air temperature ■ Date


■ True as householders can store electricity in standalone batteries or when charging their electric vehicles


9) What is the main benefit of smart meters? ■ They avoid the need for meter readers


4. What is currently the most common construction material for panel radiators?


■ They provide accurate and timely information on power flows across the smart grid


■ Level of building occupancy ■ Outside air temperature ■ Boiler capacity ■ Boiler flow temperature


Question 10. Which of the following is a realistic long-term growth area for solar thermal in the UK? □ Offshore energy production □ Cooling systems □ Industrial process heat and district heating □ Domestic electricity generation


10) What does the technology VtG represent?


■ Variable Geometry Turbochargers - designed to allow the effective aspect ratio of a turbocharger to be altered as conditions change


■ Any ■ Wet systems ■ Air handling plant ■ Boilers


10. What is a thermostat?


■ Volume of Trapped Gas associated with respiration


■ Vehicle to Grid enabling EV batteries to discharge to the grid to ‘smooth’ high electricity peak demand profiles.


■ A temperature sensitive switch ■ A temperature sensor ■ A proportional control device ■ A digital display device


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■ They facilitate the export of surplus electricity from household solar PV panels


9. Which types of space heating system can building management systems be used to control?


8. Which of these factors is used by an optimum start control system?


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1 Energy Efficiency Legislation 2 Building Controls 3 Smart Grids 4 Lighting Technology* 5 Heat Pumps* 6 Metering & Monitoring* 7 Air Conditioning* 8 Boilers & Burners* 9 Behaviour Change* 10 Combined Heat & Power*


1 Batteries & Storage 2 Energy as a Service 3 Water Management 4 Demand Side Response 5 Drives & Motors 6 Blockchain Technology 7 Compressed Air 8 Energy Purchasing 9 Space Heating 10 Data Centre Management*


7. Which of these factors is used by a weather compensation control system?


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Question 6. Which country currently leads the world in total installed solar thermal capacity? □ Germany □ China □ Brazil □ India


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