Examination the effectiveness of flow control in a solar system

Víg, Piroska; Seres, I.

doi:10.17676/hae.2015.28.15

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“…Several analyses were conducted on hybrid PV/T system in theory, as well as the development of cogeneration components, like (PV/ thermal). In recent times, the PV/T solar energy utilization achieved a notable increase, due to the improvement in the performance of PV/T systems [1]. Said improvement consists of a combination of photovoltaic PV cells and solar thermal energy absorbing elements.…”

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Hybrid solar system (photovoltaic/thermal) utilization for household applications

Schrempf¹,

Alktranee²

2016

HAE

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The aim of this study is to introduce the possibilities of using a hybrid photovoltaic/thermal solar system, tailored to a city located in southern Iraq -latitude 30.5 ̊ N and longitude 47.8 ̊ E. The reason is: to treat the electricity shortage problem by covering a certain share of the household needs. The study separates the system into two (solar thermal and solar photoelectric) systems, and while using it as a hybrid PV/T system, aims to find out the efficiency and production of both cases by using a water cooling technique. Where installed, the separate systems will cover 100% of hot water, and 39.5% electricity needs, while the hybrid system covers about 63.01% of hot water and about 44.34% electricity needs for the household.

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