Model: DR20-A1 | Make: Hukseflux |
Category: Pyrheliometer
The DR30-D1 Pyrheliometer is widely used in various fields to measure Direct Normal Irradiance (DNI), which is the amount of solar radiation received directly from the sun's rays. Below are some of the primary applications of the DR30-D1 Pyrheliomete.
The DR30-D1 Pyrheliometer is a versatile and critical tool for applications in solar energy, meteorological research, agriculture, environmental monitoring, and urban planning. It provides accurate measurements of direct solar radiation, which are essential for optimizing solar energy production, understanding climate dynamics, and studying the effects of sunlight on various natural and artificial systems.
The DR30-D1 Pyrheliometer is an advanced instrument used for measuring Direct Normal Irradiance (DNI), which refers to the amount of solar radiation received directly from the sun's rays, measured at a specific location on the Earth's surface. Unlike pyranometers, which measure total solar radiation (direct plus diffuse), the pyrheliometer isolates the direct solar radiation by using a narrow field of view and a sun-tracking system to keep the sensor aimed at the sun.