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Using SAM to process other renewable sources of energy that are not preset.

  • Johnson Kuimba
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14 Apr 2017 17:58 #5360 by Johnson Kuimba
Using SAM to process other renewable sources of energy that are not preset. was created by Johnson Kuimba
Good day,

I would like to match SAM as to process data for a new sustainable energy technology. Its got a high efficiency +95 at 100% load, produces zero, no heat energy is lost, emissions and runs continuously.

I would like to have assistance from the basics as match the technical specifications of the new technology.

Any one willing to assist me in developing this step by step? I am not too familiar with some of the terms and technical inputs needed on the SAM interface needed according to the tech.

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14 Apr 2017 20:33 #5361 by pgilman
Replied by pgilman on topic Using SAM to process other renewable sources of energy that are not preset.
Hello,

For a description of what SAM can model, please see the Home page on this website. Based on your description, I don't think SAM can model your application. Can you provide more details?

Best regards,
Paul.

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