Feasibility of a Box-type Solar Cooker Powered by Photovoltaic Energy

Talbi, Sofian; Kassmi, Khalil; Atmane, Ilias; Deblecker, Olivier; Elmoussaoui, Noureddine

doi:10.1109/irsec48032.2019.9078275

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“…With the forced flow of hot air, the thermal efficiency was 45.11%, and cooking power was 60.2 W, against 38.1% and 55.31 W, respectively, without the hot airflow. Among several studies focusing on electric cooking fed by solar PV panels [82][83][84][85][86][87], Joshi and Jani [88] presented an Improved Small Scale Box-type Hybrid solar cooker (ISSBH) consisting of five photo-voltaic panels (15 W each), a battery and three rod-type dc heaters (25 W each). This cookstove incorporated direct solar heating and electric heating from the rod heater powered by the PV panels and the battery.…”

Section: Solar-electric Hybridmentioning

confidence: 99%

A review of solar, electric and hybrid cookstoves

Kashyap,

Pramanik,

Ravikrishna

2023

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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Section: Solar-electric Hybridmentioning

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A review of solar, electric and hybrid cookstoves

Kashyap,

Pramanik,

Ravikrishna

2023

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…In addition, the market development of solar photovoltaic (PV) applications is increasing, due to their contributions to environmental protection, and use as an alternative sustainable solution to the energy crisis. In the short and long term, PV technology is considered the main source of electricity generation in various applications such as [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16] solar desalination, solar cookers, solar cooling, and air conditioning. In PV technology, the problem that arises is the operation of PV panels around their maximum power points (MPP).…”

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Operation of Photovoltaic Panels in Stand-alone Applications

Lamkaddem¹,

Chadli²,

Salmi³

et al. 2023

Solar PV Panels - Recent Advances and Future Prospects

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In this chapter, we propose the analysis of the maximum power point (MPP) of photovoltaic panels (PV) in a renewable energy application. From the current–voltage characteristics, we deduced the MPP of a PV panel and specified the use of a power block (DC/DC converter) controlled by an MPPT control. In the case of an MPPT control of type perturb and observe, we realized the photovoltaic system that heats a photovoltaic solar cooker, taking into account this MPPT command. The experimentation of this application, during a sunny day, shows that the MPPT control carries out its role correctly, such as optimal operation of the PV panels and heating of the cooker by the maximum power supplied by the PV panels. The analysis of all the results shows an excellent agreement between the experiment and the simulation of the operation of the photovoltaic system which made it possible to operate the photovoltaic panels around their MPP, over the course of the sun. Under these conditions, the efficiency of the proposed DC/DC converter, with a power of 500 Wp, is of the order of 97%.

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