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       Solar heat absorber selective coatings
       By: ethan Date: July 16, 2015, 1:50 pm
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       HEY, WAKE UP! THIS PLACE HAS BEEN LIKE A MORGUE LATELY.
       Let's liven it up a little.
       Has anybody used LAMP BLACK to coat their pipes, or flat plates
       to help the collector absorb more heat? It seems that it would
       be the best coating for high temperature etc.
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       Re: Solar hear absorber selective coatings
       By: mikklaf Date: July 18, 2015, 2:28 am
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       Shhhhh! Don't wake everybody  ;)     I'm started building a
       solar heater. Planned to use cheap black paint on sprayflask
       from the local market but now i will look for this stuff
       instead.   I saw this youtube about cans vs. flat plates (was
       some alu net i 3 layers). The conclusion was the made almost the
       same heat but the one with plating was faster to build.
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       Re: Solar heat absorber selective coatings
       By: ethan Date: July 18, 2015, 6:23 am
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       Hi
       Lampblack is soot from candles or oil lamps. It is carbon. I
       figured if mixed with a carrier like alcohol it could be painted
       on the collector surface.
       It may even have buckeyballs in it.
       The products with numbers like Solchrome would be good.
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       Re: Solar heat absorber selective coatings
       By: Enterdena Date: December 18, 2018, 3:56 am
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       Re: Solar heat absorber selective coatings
       By: Brightsmile Date: April 24, 2019, 2:25 am
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