Performance improvement of building-integrated photovoltaic panels using a composite phase change material-carbon foam heat sink: An experimental study

El-Nagar, Dina H.; Emam, Mohamed; El-Betar, A.A.; Nada, Sameh A.

doi:10.1016/j.jobe.2024.109623

Journal of Building Engineering

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.jobe.2024.109623

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Performance improvement of building-integrated photovoltaic panels using a composite phase change material-carbon foam heat sink: An experimental study

Dina H. El-Nagar,

Mohamed Emam,

A.A. El-Betar

et al.

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Experimental performance evaluation of a dual-purpose photovoltaic-thermal system with phase change material for passive heating and cooling

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Gorjian,

Ghobadian

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Experimental performance evaluation of a dual-purpose photovoltaic-thermal system with phase change material for passive heating and cooling

Fakhraei,

Gorjian,

Ghobadian

et al. 2024

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Photovoltaic module efficiency enhancement system by novel cooling techniques: Effect of phase change material and fins

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Ali

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Thermophysical Investigation of Multiform NiO Nanowalls@carbon Foam/1-Octadecanol Composite Phase Change Materials for Thermal Management

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Cheng

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Multiform NiO nanowalls with a high specific surface area were constructed in situ on carbon foam (CF) to construct NiO@CF/OD composite phase change materials (CPCMs). The synthesis mechanism, microstructures, thermal management capability, and photothermal conversion of NiO@CF/OD CPCMs were systematically studied. Additionally, the collaborative enhancement effects of CF and multiform NiO nanowalls on the thermal properties of OD PCMs were also investigated. NiO@CF not only maintains the porous 3D network structure of CF, but also effectively prevents the aggregation of NiO nanosheets. The chemical structures of NiO@CF/OD CPCMs were analyzed using XRD and FTIR spectroscopy. When combined with CF and NiO nanosheets, OD has high compatibility with NiO@CF. The thermal conductivity of NiO@CF/OD-L CPCMs was 1.12 W/m·K, which is 366.7% higher than that of OD. The improvement in thermal conductivity of CPCMs was theoretically analyzed according to the Debye model. NiO@CF/OD-L CPCMs have a photothermal conversion efficiency up to 77.6%. This article provided a theoretical basis for the optimal design and performance prediction of thermal storage materials and systems.

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Performance improvement of building-integrated photovoltaic panels using a composite phase change material-carbon foam heat sink: An experimental study

Cited by 4 publications

References 26 publications

Experimental performance evaluation of a dual-purpose photovoltaic-thermal system with phase change material for passive heating and cooling

Experimental performance evaluation of a dual-purpose photovoltaic-thermal system with phase change material for passive heating and cooling

Photovoltaic module efficiency enhancement system by novel cooling techniques: Effect of phase change material and fins

Thermophysical Investigation of Multiform NiO Nanowalls@carbon Foam/1-Octadecanol Composite Phase Change Materials for Thermal Management

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