NASA NTRS · 19790063638
A mobile apparatus for solar collector testing
Abstract
The design, construction, and operation of a mobile apparatus for solar collector testing (MASCOT) is described. The MASCOT is a self-contained test unit costing about $10,000 whose only external requirement for operation is electrical power and which is capable of testing two water-cooled flat-plate solar collectors simultaneously. The MASCOT is small enough and light enough to be transported to any geographical site for outdoor tests at the location of collector usage. It has been used in both indoor solar simulator tests and outdoor tests.
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Hotchkiss, G. B., Simon, F. F., Burmeister, L. C.. 1979-05-01. A mobile apparatus for solar collector testing. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790063638
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