Energetic and economic analysis of a new integrated collector storage with honeycomb transparent insulation (<scp>ICSHTI</scp>)

Messaouda, Anis; Hamdi, Mohamed; Hazami, Majdi; Guizani, Amenallah

doi:10.1002/ep.13428

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“…In addition, TRNSYS also has open‐source code facility in which the pre‐existing models can be modified and validated for optimization and the results obtained from TRNSYS have proved to be reliable and are in good agreement with the experimental results within an error percentage of about 5–10% 10 . Thus, it is convenient modular system approach contributes to wider adaptability for detailed analysis of individual system components and their effect on overall system performance for a variety of applications that include solar power plants, 11 building heating, 12 hybrid systems, 13 desalination, 14 energy storage, 15 heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC), 16 and SWH, 17‐26 respectively.…”

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Optimization of a solar water heating system for vapor absorption refrigeration system

Christopher

Santosh

Vikram

et al. 2020

Env Prog and Sustain Energy

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In this work, the optimization study of the solar collector integrated, with a thermal energy storage tank for the vapor absorption refrigeration system, was studied using TRNSYS. The performance of the integrated system was evaluated considering major contributing parameters such as solar collector area, the mass flow rate of the operating fluids, storage tank volume and height, absorber plate thickness, tube spacing, absorber tube diameter, insulation thickness, and glass thickness/properties, respectively. A physical model of the complete solar water heating (SWH) and refrigeration system was developed followed by simulation studies of the major components for optimization, and finally, the obtained results were compared with the reported data for validation. The results indicated that, by using the solar power with a serpentine tube type flat plate collector of area 24 m2 and a storage volume to a specific collector area of about 60 Lm−2, the optimized system could meet 65% of the annual thermal energy requirement for the refrigeration unit. Further, the annual performance of the optimized solar collector in terms of collector efficiency, heat removal factor, and overall heat loss coefficient was found to be about 0.32, 0.87, and 2.99 W m−2 K, respectively. In addition, the optimization approach that is adopted using TRNSYS in the present study could be used for optimizing the solar‐based energy system for various applications.

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Optimization of a solar water heating system for vapor absorption refrigeration system

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Vikram

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“…For the Integrated Collector Storage Solar Water Heater (ICSSWH), several studies [15][16][17][18][19] have been conducted to show its performances with respect of other existing and well marketed technologies.…”

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“…For the Integrated Collector Storage Solar Water Heater (ICSSWH), several studies 15–19 have been conducted to show its performances with respect of other existing and well marketed technologies. Souliotis et al 20 used ray tracing techniques to study the distribution of solar irradiance on the absorbing surface of an ICS system.…”

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Dynamic testing of a new integrated collector storage solar water heater (ICSSWH) according to standard ISO 9459‐5: Use of a numerical approach for long‐term prediction in different climatic conditions

Messaouda,

Hamdi,

Hazami

et al. 2023

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This work analyzes the performance of a new Integrated Collector Storage Solar Water Heater (ICSSWH) by using Dynamic System Testing (DST) method according to Standard ISO 9459‐5. The long‐term performance study of the system in different climatic conditions has been achieved by a coupling model between DST results and a numerical approach based on the system transient behavior. Results of the experimental dynamic system evaluation showed that the total store heat capacity Cs, the useful collector surface Ac* and the storage tank heat losses coefficient Us are, respectively, 0.87 MJ/K, 1.21 m2 and 10 W/K. In Tunisian climatic conditions, the ICSSWH system allows covering until 79.3% from a typical family need for a daily consumption of 170 L. The results found allow optimizing the energy gain of the ICSSWH as well as selecting a specific load volume according to the location. Especially, investigations showed that in Stockholm and Riadh climatic conditions, the ICSSWH's solar fraction reached 27% and 83%, respectively, for a daily load volume of 250 L. More importantly, the experimental effort of DST identification can be minimized by coupling DST data with a robust numerical approach.

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Energy behaviour and economic analysis of a photovoltaic-thermal (PV/T) collector coupled with a reverse osmosis (RO) desalination unit in Tunisian climatic conditions: a feasibility study

Gtari

Hamdi

Hazami

2023

Environ Sci Pollut Res

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Energetic and economic analysis of a new integrated collector storage with honeycomb transparent insulation (ICSHTI)

Cited by 7 publications

References 30 publications

Optimization of a solar water heating system for vapor absorption refrigeration system

Optimization of a solar water heating system for vapor absorption refrigeration system

Dynamic testing of a new integrated collector storage solar water heater (ICSSWH) according to standard ISO 9459‐5: Use of a numerical approach for long‐term prediction in different climatic conditions

Energy behaviour and economic analysis of a photovoltaic-thermal (PV/T) collector coupled with a reverse osmosis (RO) desalination unit in Tunisian climatic conditions: a feasibility study

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