Evaluation of a prototype active building envelope window-system

Experimental study and performance analysis of a solar thermoelectric air conditioner with hot water supply

“…Thermoelectric cooler systems have no mechanical moving parts and do not employ working fluids, which can transfer heat from the cold side of the modules to the hotter side with consumption of electricity [10,11]. Due to the advantages such as high reliability, low weight, and flexibility in packaging and integration, the TEC systems are regarded as clean and active cooling methods, which have been widely used in military, aerospace, instrument, and industrial products [12][13][14][15]. In addition, due to their bright prospect, some thermoelectric applications are likely to be http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.enbuild.2014.…”

Evaluation of a prototype active solar thermoelectric radiant wall system in winter conditions

“…Several studies on the solar thermoelectric cooling system have been carried out. Xu and Steven tested a solar thermoelectric window system [17]. Sabah et al designed a solar thermoelectric system, and found that cooing performance was strongly dependent on the hot and cold side temperature of the TE modules [18].…”

Experimental evaluation of an active solar thermoelectric radiant wall system

“…Several studies on the solar thermoelectric cooling system have been carried out. Xu tested a solar thermoelectric window system [17]. Sabah et al designed a solar thermoelectric system, and found that cooing performance was strongly dependent on the hot and cold side temperature of the TE modules [18].…”