ملخص البحث :
Photovoltaic systems, a clean and renewable energy source, face challenges in
optimizing efficiency due to temperature-induced performance loss. This research
explores passive cooling strategies using phase change materials, which collect excess
heat during peak solar irradiance, store it, and release it during less sunshine or high
temperatures. This method efficiently controls panel temperature, enhancing
performance and extending lifetime. The choice of cooling technique should be based
on the specific requirements and constraints of the photovoltaic system. Solar panels
receive 780 W/m2 of incoming solar radiation in summer and peak at noon. Convective
heat transfer and air temperature of 25 degrees Celsius allow heat to escape. The stiff
material, aluminum fins, and PCM have specific heat of 2000 J/kg.K and thermal
conductivity of 0.2 W/m.K, respectively. Temperature distribution reveals significant
reduction in surface temperatures with increasing Al2O3 concentrations. The best case
was at 0.5wt%, achieving 49.896℃. Electrical efficiency increases with concentration.
The distribution of temperatures at different CuO concentrations reveals lower surface
temperatures due to increasing concentrations. The optimal concentration was 0.5 wt
percent, where temperatures fell to 49.870℃. Increasing electrical efficiency is crucial
for temperature improvement, with a peak at 9.26% at 0.5 weight percent mm.
Temperature distribution decreases with ZnO concentration, with optimal 0.5wt%
concentration, enhancing electrical efficiency with increasing concentrations.
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سنة النشر : 2024
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تصنيف البحث : scopus
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