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ANALYSIS OF FLAT SOLAR WATER HEATING COLLECTOR

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Abstract. Introduction. Solar energy significantly reduces greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by replacing traditional fossil fuel-based energy sources. Unlike coal or natural gas plants, solar panels and collectors do not emit carbon dioxide (CO₂) during the power generation process. Studies show that widespread deployment of solar systems could reduce global CO₂ emissions by 4-7 gigatonnes per year by 2050. Solar energy helps improve air quality by eliminating the emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO₂), nitrogen oxides (NOₓ), and particulate matter associated with fossil fuel combustion. The most commonly used collector types are evacuated tube collectors (58.47%) and flat plate collectors (33.6%), which account for 92% of total consumption. Other types of collectors, including collectors without transparent coatings (7.4%) and other advanced technologies (PVT, concentrated collectors, air collectors) have not yet had a significant impact on consumption. Method. In this work, scientific publications published using keywords such as << flat AND solar AND water AND heater And collectors >> were identified from the international publication database, using the open platform of the Scopus database. At the same time, additional publications were identified using keywords such as << pcm AND flat AND solar AND water AND heater And collectors >> to identify articles with a new approach (10/02/2025). Based on this collected data, the number of publications, countries and authors contributing to them, types and fields of publications were analyzed. Different types of solar water heating collectors, their advantages and disadvantages were identified. After that, a “Literature Analysis” was conducted on the selected articles

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S.Shamurotova

Qarshi davlat texnika universiteti

S.Choriyeva

Qarshi davlat texnika universiteti

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# analyses# эффективность# efficiency# солнечная энергия# solar energy# renewable energy# qayta tiklanadigan energiya# обзор литературы# возобновляемые источники энергии# literature review# научные публикации# energiya samaradorlik# quyosh energiyasi# Scopus maʼlumotlar bazasi# adabiyot sharhi# ilmiy nashr# tahlillar# quyoshli suv isitish# yassi kollektorlar# quyosh kollektorining konstruksi# База данных Scopus# анализы# солнечное нагрев воды# плоские коллекторы# проектирование солнечных коллект# Scopus database# scientific publication# solar water heating# flat-plate collectors# solar collector design

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