Modeling and analysis of home heating system material performance with induction using solar energy

Jassim, Lina; Elmnifi, Monaem; Elbreki, A. M.; Habeeb, Laith Jaafer

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2021.09.302

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“…The flow rates in the tubes were 0.113 kg/sec and 0.134 kg/sec in the vessels. Efficiency and power factor of the induction water heater were measured, and the results were confirmed to be accurate [21,22].…”

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confidence: 92%

Water Heating Rate as a Function of Magnetic Field and Electrical Induction Using Solar Energy

Al-Musawi,

Elmnifi,

Abdulrazig

et al. 2024

MMEP

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The effect of magnetic fields on the water remains a highly controversial topic despite much research focused on this topic in the past decades. However, the improvement of water heating in a magnetic field is less controversial. The mechanism underlying this phenomenon was studied in prior works. In this paper, use solar electric induction to study the heating of water in magnetic fields; one distinction between induction heating and magnetic field heating is that the convection in the water heater is varied due to the different heating locations. Using computational fluid dynamics, it was possible to examine the heat load in the heater during induction heating and magnetic field heating, determine its temperature distribution, and flow rate. The heat flow in magnetic field heating was measured over the heater base at the bottom. In induction heating, the analysis was conducted using the distribution of heat production as determined by electromagnetic field analysis. Simulation shows differences in convective flow in the heater during induction heating and magnetic field heating, particularly in the early stages of heating.

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confidence: 92%

Water Heating Rate as a Function of Magnetic Field and Electrical Induction Using Solar Energy

Al-Musawi,

Elmnifi,

Abdulrazig

et al. 2024

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“…It was expected that the rate of freshwater production was equal to the rate of water evaporation. As a result, the mass flux equation for the 2 phases is [23]:…”

Section: Mathematical Simulationmentioning

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Modeling and Analysis of Desalination in A Solar Dome Using CFD

Majdi,

Benameur,

Elmnifi

et al. 2023

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Although solar energy has gained popularity in the distillation of brine to produce potable water due to the increasing costs of fossil fuels and environmental concerns, its use in this process remains limited by factors such as applicability and cost. Consequently, there is a need to investigate modeling, transmission characteristics, and estimation of solar basin parameters to develop an efficient design. In response to this need, a two-dimensional model of evaporation and condensation processes in static solar energy was created using the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) approach. The simulation aimed to facilitate the development of a solar dome device. The solar dome's water temperature ranged from 48 to 59℃ at peak times, with an evaporation rate of 41 W/m²℃, an evaporation coefficient of 6 W/m²℃, and a freshwater production rate of 0.45 kg/m³ h. Both the volume of freshwater produced and the water temperature were found to be satisfactory. CFD was employed to calculate the convective and evaporative heat transfer coefficients. This study illustrates that CFD is a powerful tool for designing, evaluating, and diagnosing solar desalination systems.

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Carbon-neutral heat supply strategies for industrial decarbonization: A critical and systematic literature review

Chen,

Wei,

Sun

et al. 2024

Cleaner and Responsible Consumption

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Modeling and analysis of home heating system material performance with induction using solar energy

Cited by 3 publications

References 8 publications

Water Heating Rate as a Function of Magnetic Field and Electrical Induction Using Solar Energy

Water Heating Rate as a Function of Magnetic Field and Electrical Induction Using Solar Energy

Modeling and Analysis of Desalination in A Solar Dome Using CFD

Carbon-neutral heat supply strategies for industrial decarbonization: A critical and systematic literature review

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