Experimental study and evaluation of single slope solar still combined with flat plate collector, parabolic trough and packed bed

Madiouli, Jamel; Lashin, A. M.; Shigidi, Ihab; Kessentini, Amina

doi:10.1016/j.solener.2019.12.027

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“…The maximum basin temperature reached 87 • C using the ETSC and calcium stones were utilized as the sensible heat storage material. In 2020, Madiouli et al [35] surveyed the simultaneous impacts of flat plate solar collector, parabolic trough collector, and layers of ball glass as the sensible heat storage material on the productivity of a TSS in summer and winter seasons. Water was used as the working fluid for the flat plate collector and oil was utilized for running the parabolic trough one, both of which were connected to the SS through a serpentine heat exchanger in the basin.…”

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Retrofitting a thermoelectric-based solar still integrated with an evacuated tube collector utilizing an antibacterial-magnetic hybrid nanofluid

Sadeghi

Nazari

2021

Desalination

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Retrofitting a thermoelectric-based solar still integrated with an evacuated tube collector utilizing an antibacterial-magnetic hybrid nanofluid

Sadeghi

Nazari

2021

Desalination

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“…Jamel et.al. [34] experimentally studied the impact of incorporating a flat plate collector and the work of conventional single incline solar distillation in addition to the parabolic trough collector supported by a glass-filled spherical layer, which serves as a heat storage middle for the devices, the results show that solar energy combined with Parabolic trough collector, Flat Plate Collector, and heat storage middle has a maximum freshwater output rate of 2.775 kg/ 2 /day through winter and 6.036 kg/ 2 though summer.…”

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A Review on ImprovementTechniques of Freshwater Productivity for Solar Distillation Systems

Fadhel

Abed

Al-Shamkhee

2021

Al-Furat Journal of Innovations in Mechanical and Sustainable Energy Engineering

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Solar desalination is known as a method used to turn brackish into potable water owing to high population density and automation, consumable water demand continues to increase. and the system used for desalination is known as a solar still. The main types of solar stills include active and passive solar stills fresh water is obtained from passive solar stills without the use of high-grade energy(electrical energy). several researchers framed mathematical expressions, performed experiments, and confirmed the outcome of the different types of solar stills This paper analyzed the methodologies used in previous years to enhance the efficiency of active and passive solar stills. using types of absorbent materials, reflectors, and a sun tracking device is introduced the solar energy intensity is maximum and thus improves absorption production by 380%, an overall increase in efficiency of 2% will increase production to around 22% in some research, Through this study, The results showed that the use of wire nets and sand in the container increases the daily output of freshwater by about 3.1%, 13.7% in winter, about 3.4% and 14.1% in summer. It also turns out that the productivity of distillation is 20 L / m 2 over the inverter compared to 5 kg / m 2 in the conventional system. Results also show that the efficiency of the solar still is affected by the kinds, design, and heat storage system.

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“…In order to prevent the loss of heat, the sides of the basin are covered with thermocol. The thermocol is selected due to its affordability and cheap cost (Madiouli et al 2020).…”

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Productivity Enhancement of Solar Still using Adaptive Deep Neural Network Model

Victor

Somasundaram

Gnanadason³

2021

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Water is considered as one among the most superabundant resources on the earth that cover 75% of the entire earth’s surface yet numerous countries faces problem due to water shortage. Desalination is considered as the most efficient process to overcome this raising clean water demand. The solar energy is considered as one of the efficient and finest resources to refine the brackish water. Therefore, this paper proposes a novel black widow particle swarm optimization based deep neural network approach to enhance the water productivity from the solar still. The main intension of the proposed BWPSO based DNN approach is to enhance the performances of DNN by employing BWPSO for optimal water production. Here, the optimal weight of the DNN is determined by utilizing BWPSO algorithm. The solar still is incorporated with a straight tube and spiral tube solar water collector. In addition to this, the study based on solar still and their experimental analysis are carried out in Coimbatore city located in Tamilnadu. The evaluation is conducted for various parameters namely glass temperature, average evaporation temperature, inlet and outlet temperature, water temperature, air temperature, yield, solar intensity, wind velocity, RMSE, MAE, MRE and EC to determine the effectiveness of the system. Also, the comparative analysis is made and the evaluation results reveal that the proposed approach outperforms various other approaches.

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Experimental study and evaluation of single slope solar still combined with flat plate collector, parabolic trough and packed bed

Cited by 113 publications

References 23 publications

Retrofitting a thermoelectric-based solar still integrated with an evacuated tube collector utilizing an antibacterial-magnetic hybrid nanofluid

Retrofitting a thermoelectric-based solar still integrated with an evacuated tube collector utilizing an antibacterial-magnetic hybrid nanofluid

A Review on ImprovementTechniques of Freshwater Productivity for Solar Distillation Systems

Productivity Enhancement of Solar Still using Adaptive Deep Neural Network Model

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