A solar pond, 1.5 m deep, is built in Pondicherry (11°56' N). Thehorizontal pyranometer placed beside the pond on April 20 at 1.300following values of global and diffuse radiation are measured by aIa=0.210 kW/m²Calculate the variation of the solar radiation flux as it penetratesthrough the pond.

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A solar pond, 1.5 m deep, is built in Pondicherry (11°56' N). The following values of global and diffuse radiation are measured by a on April 20 at 1.300 h horizontal pyranometer placed beside the pond (LAT): I=0.964 kW/m² Id=0.210 kW/m² Calculate the variation of the solar radiation flux as it penetrate through the pond.

A solar pond, 1.5 m deep, is built in Pondicherry (11°56' N). The following values of global and diffuse radiation are measured by a on April 20 at 1.300 h horizontal pyranometer placed beside the pond (LAT): I=0.964 kW/m² Id=0.210 kW/m² Calculate the variation of the solar radiation flux as it penetrate through the pond.

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