Design and experimental testing of an innovative building-integrated box type solar cooker

Harmim, A.; Merzouk, M.; Boukar, M.; Amar, M.

doi:10.1016/j.solener.2013.09.019

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“…Harmim et al [45] designed a non-tracking box-type solar thermal cooker that is equipped with CPC. They introduced the design and fabrication process of the prototype in detail and also conducted outdoor experiments to evaluate its actual performance.…”

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“…17. If this solar cooker is fixed in the building south wall and its opening rear side is in the kitchen, then it acts more user friendly [45]. One of the key features for the concentrating solar thermal systems is that they are aimed at building application with a wider acceptance angle for the requirement of the static installation.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Building integrated solar concentrating systems: A review

Xuan

Akram

et al. 2020

Applied Energy

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In the building sector, concerns towards the vast energy consumption has promoted the development of renewable energy technologies. In this regards, the solar concentration devices show a promising concept for building applications. However, the solar concentrators for application in buildings have many restrictions, which are different from the traditional solar concentrators. The main objective of this paper is to present a concise review on the building integrated concentrating devices, that have their own characteristics and multiple functions. This paper made a classification based on device's functions, i.e. building integrated concentrated photovoltaic systems (BICPV), building integrated concentrating solar thermal (BICST) and building integrated concentrating solar daylighting (BICSD) and the combination of functions, i.e. BICPV/T, BICPV/D, BICST/D and BICPV/T/D. At the same time, this paper presented an elaborate introduction of the demands, types and applications of the building integrated concentrating devices and prospects/ directions/ policies about these technologies around the world. The review would provide important information for the actual engineering of building integrated concentrating devices.

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Section: Types/ Applications/structures Of Bicstmentioning

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Building integrated solar concentrating systems: A review

Xuan

Akram

et al. 2020

Applied Energy

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“…The implementation of reflector panels has also been reported as one of the promising techniques used in SBCs to enhance their performance. In this case, Harmim et al [27] developed a building-integrated solar cooker using compound parabolic (CPC) reflectors, where 78.9 W of the cooking power was obtained, reaching a maximum temperature of 166 °C. Furthermore, Guidara et al [28] used four outer reflectors to improve a SBC's performance and reported that cooking times for rice and beans are 72 and 107 min, respectively.…”

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Thermal investigation of a solar box-type cooker with nanocomposite phase change materials using flexible thermography

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“…So that, many authors worked to reduce thecost of this kind of systems [5,6]. For more information, we refer to [8,9,10] For Kazakhstan, which has significant resources of solar energy, the development of solar concentrator is justified. However, for the development of solar concentration power plants, it is necessary to study of their work and engineering features.In this work the task was set to develop a technique for determining the energy parameters of a laboratory installation based on a solar concentrator.…”

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The study of the heat power effectiveness of a parabolic solar concentrator

Zhukeshov

Gabdullina

Amrenova

et al. 2017

Int. j. math. phys.

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In this paper, the results of research work on the development of an experimental device based on a parabolic solar concentrator. The concentrator dish was radiated by line parabolic solar imitator. The concentrator, have designed on the basic of satellite dish with different reflecting covers. Two tips of layers: aluminium plates and silver paint were used. In this work the focus of the parabolic concentrator was determined: is equal 0,56 m. The concentrator dish was radiated by line parabolic solar imitator. The temperature in the focus zone was actually obtained in full-scale tests concentrator and was 400 0 C. The temperature is directly proportional to the illumination. The illumination parameter was measured by industrial luxmeter and at distance 2 m brightness of source is reduced to approximately 500 Lux. The brightness more the 500 lux concentrated on the focus area with square about 9 cm 2. The distribution of brightness on cross section area was determined.

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Design and experimental testing of an innovative building-integrated box type solar cooker

Cited by 60 publications

References 27 publications

Building integrated solar concentrating systems: A review

Building integrated solar concentrating systems: A review

Thermal investigation of a solar box-type cooker with nanocomposite phase change materials using flexible thermography

The study of the heat power effectiveness of a parabolic solar concentrator

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