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The image includes three diagrams of solar energy systems: the first shows a "Box With a Transparent Top," indicating a simple box design; the second diagram, "Solar Panel To Heat Air," displays sun rays entering a box with labeled parts "Cool Air In," "Transparent Top," and "Warm Air Out"; the third, "Solar Panel To Heat Water," shows sun rays entering a similar setup with "Cool Water In," "Water Pipe," and "Warm Water Out" labeled, featuring a water pipe component.
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The given diagrams illustrate how a solar panel looks like and how it uses.
Overall, there is a common structure of a box but an inner part of the panel and the process of heating inside it depends on what should it heat: water or air.
Looking at details, there are two main elements of a panel box: a transparent top and a box. Also, there are inlet and outlet, with a help of which air or liquid can enter to this box. If the panel uses in order to warm water, there is a special pipe for water inside it, whereas it is not provided for air.
Talking about the process, it starts with taking in cool air or water into the box by an inlet. Then it heates (for water there is in a pipe) with a help of sun rays. After warm water or air go out.
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