Energetic and parametric studies of a basic hybrid collector (PV/T-Air) and a photovoltaic (PV) module for building applications: Performance analysis under El Jadida weather conditions

Ahliouati, Mohamed; Otmani, Rabie El; Kandoussi, Khalid; Boutaous, Mhamed; Louanate, Amal; Louzazni, Mohamed; Daya, Abdelmajid

doi:10.1016/j.mset.2023.02.001

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“…After analysis, it was found that the authors classified the PVT systems based on several criteria. For example, classification obtained based on heat extraction medium is shown in [46][47][48]51,[53][54][55]59,62,[65][66][67]69], classification based on the overall system's is discussed in [39,49,50,57,60,61,63,64], and classification based on the PVT system's design is shown in [52,56,58,68]. The overview of different criteria of classification discussed in the papers is shown in Figure 8.…”

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“…Many of the research papers on hybrid PVT systems discuss parametric and optimization systems to obtain better performance. A parametric study provides a deep understanding of the various parameters related to the performance of hybrid PVT [67]. Parameters associated with channel size, mass flow rates, and heat exchange resistance to both ambient and channel air flow are discussed in [68].…”

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Classification and Parametric Analysis of Solar Hybrid PVT System: A Review

Ahmed,

Rashel,

Islam

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Energies

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A Hybrid Photovoltaic Thermal (PVT) system is one of the most emerging and energy-efficient technologies in the area of solar energy engineering. This review paper provides a comprehensive review of hybrid PVT systems in the context of the history of PVT, general classification, and parameter analysis. Several cell technologies with spectrum analysis are discussed to understand the application’s ability and energy efficiency. Hybrid PVT concept, characteristics, and structure analysis is also discussed in this study. An extensive analysis on the classifications of hybrid PVT systems from the recent literature is also presented here. These literatures are identified based on several criteria. In order to provide a complete and energy-efficient technology, an innovative classification of the hybrid PVT system is proposed in this paper. This proposed classification is a combination and upgrade of various existing classifications mentioned in recent research studies. Parameters have a significant and unavoidable impact on the performance and efficiency of the hybrid PVT system. A brief analysis of different parameters and the optimization of the system is conducted after reviewing recent research articles. This analysis provides insights into the impact of parameter variations on the system. A novel parameter model comprising parametric and optimistic analyses is also presented in this paper. It provides a detailed parametric description that significantly affects the performance and efficiency of the hybrid PVT system. Finally, the assessment focuses on a critical analysis of the main challenges in adopting PVT technology and suggests ways to overcome these barriers.

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Classification and Parametric Analysis of Solar Hybrid PVT System: A Review

Ahmed,

Rashel,

Islam

et al. 2024

Energies

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“…A small-sized PV panel serves as a second receiver in the design of the proposed hybrid PV/PDC-CCR-BSF system. The objective is to generate electricity while simultaneously producing heat [55][56][57][58][59]. In fact, single-junction solar cells are placed at the vertical datum origin height, which is at the vertex of the parabolic dish.…”

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Simulated Performance Analysis of a Hybrid Water-Cooled Photovoltaic/Parabolic Dish Concentrator Coupled with Conical Cavity Receiver

Maatallah,

Houcine,

Saeed

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The present research discloses a novel hybrid water-cooled Photovoltaic/Parabolic Dish Concentrator coupled with conical cavity receiver and spectral beam splitter (PV/PDC-CCR-BSF). In effect, a compact co-generating solar-concentrating PV system involving a subsequent optical interface has been fully developed and numerically tested. The optical performance of the proposed hybrid solar-concentrating system was modeled and assessed using the RT 3D-4R method while the thermal yield of the system was examined using the Finite Element Method. In addition to that, different configurations of serpentine-shape embedded water-cooling pipes (rectangle, semicircle, semi-ellipse and triangle) have been tested and optimized for maximum heat collection and minimum operating cell temperature. The performance of all the tested serpentine-shape embedded water-cooling pipes was evaluated with respect to conventional serpentine-shape water-cooling pipes. The outcomes indicated that the triangular cross-section outperforms other shapes in terms of heat dissipation capabilities, with about −446 W and maximum useful thermal power in the medium of the heat transfer fluid of 11.834 kW.

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“…In the Ahliouati et al study 20 , hybrid photovoltaic and air collectors were used to examine energy performance in El Jadida, Morocco. It is estimated that the daily average efficiency of the PV module is 30.22, and 52.14 for the hybrid air collector (PV/T-Air).…”

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Comparative assessment of direct absorption solar collector performance in different climates

Heyhat,

Abbood,

Ahbabi Saray

et al. 2023

Sci Rep

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Energy supply and environmental protection by reducing pollutants are among the main challenges these days. As a clean and sustainable source, solar energy is capable of generating thermal and electrical power. In this regard, Iraq is one of the regions with high solar energy harvesting potential. A numerical model was developed and validated by experimental findings in MATLAB software. This model, which also included geometrical and optical characteristics, was developed using information from four cities representative of different climates in Iraq: Baghdad, Samawa, Mosul, and Al-Qa'im. This study examined the effects of climate on the performance of direct absorption parabolic solar collectors used for energy production in Iraq. According to the results, solar collectors in Samaveh provide the highest thermal energy efficiency (up to 66.5%). Even thoth, the highest exergy efficiency is found in Al-Qa'im (36.21%). From an environmental point of view, the collector in Al-Qa'im has the highest CO2 mitigation (2.73 kg per m2 of collector) every year. As compared to other cities, Al-Qa'im and Samawah have a high thermal efficiency and solar intensity, which can lead to more water and energy savings.

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Energetic and parametric studies of a basic hybrid collector (PV/T-Air) and a photovoltaic (PV) module for building applications: Performance analysis under El Jadida weather conditions

Cited by 7 publications

References 34 publications

Classification and Parametric Analysis of Solar Hybrid PVT System: A Review

Classification and Parametric Analysis of Solar Hybrid PVT System: A Review

Simulated Performance Analysis of a Hybrid Water-Cooled Photovoltaic/Parabolic Dish Concentrator Coupled with Conical Cavity Receiver

Comparative assessment of direct absorption solar collector performance in different climates

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