We will measure the Earth's heat balance.
This radiation balance meter, CNR4, uses four sensors: a pyranometer for measuring visible light and an infrared radiometer for measuring infrared radiation, allowing for simultaneous measurement of upward and downward radiation. It is also possible to measure albedo with the upward and downward pyranometers.
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It is used for research on evapotranspiration in agricultural meteorology, prevention of damage to crops, studies in climatology, meteorology, and radiation balance research for hydrology. It is also utilized in studies of global warming through monitoring glaciers and ice fields, as well as in the field of renewable energy for monitoring heat exchange in solar thermal power systems. Due to its small and lightweight design, this radiation balance meter is very convenient for use in combination with automatic weather observation stations.
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Agricultural meteorology, global warming, thermal balance of solar thermal power systems.
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- The sky radiometers and fully automatic direct solar radiation meters developed by our company are used worldwide. - We also supply high-precision I/V testers for solar cells to major solar energy production companies. - We import and sell world-class products such as solar radiation meters from the Dutch company Kipp & Zonen and ultrasonic anemometers from the British company Gill, as well as provide maintenance for them. - We conduct business with dozens of companies around the world and develop, manufacture, and sell equipment for measuring the global environment and atmosphere. - At Preed, we perform maintenance on each product and also make modifications tailored to user preferences to enhance usability.
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