Experimental study on a hybrid energy system with small- and medium-scale applications for mild climates

Nižetić, Sandro; Čoko, Duje; Marasović, Ivan

doi:10.1016/j.energy.2014.07.087

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“…The focus of this paper was to analyze a specific hybrid energy system [39], where investigation was related to overall HYS energy Table 2 Input parameters for LCOE calculation in HYS.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A short hybrid energy concept elaboration will be provided as base for further analysis; more details can be found in the reported research [39].…”

Section: Hybrid Energy System Consideredmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…More specific details regarding performance analysis and its technical characteristics can be found in Ref. [39].…”

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“…Furthermore, this paper presents research continuation that was previously reported in Ref. [39], where the focus was on the specific hybrid energy system design (and its experimental performance evaluation), that is suitable for applications in a Mediterranean climate (or mild climates in general), as well as other alternative renewable energy concepts [40,41].…”

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An assessment study of evaporation rate models on a water basin with floating photovoltaic plants

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Summary Under the general topic of the impact of floating photovoltaics (FPVs) systems on water basins, the present study aims to model and analyze the effect of FPVs on the evaporation rate of water surfaces. The estimation of the evaporation of the water surface of a basin is usually calculated using mathematical evaporation models that require knowledge of some parameters (ie, solar radiation, humidity, air temperature, water temperature, and wind velocity). Thus, in the first section of this study, some evaporative models (EVM) for free water basin have been examined to evaluate which are the environmental variables used. On the basis of this analysis, new numerical models for the calculation of the daily evaporation rate have been developed using the design of experiments (DoE) method (three models) and the linear regression method (two models). The results of the developed models have been compared with the experimental measurements carried out by an evaporimeter; such comparison has highlighted the robustness of the proposed numerical models. Moreover, for estimating the evaporation rate in water basins partially covered by FPVs, further three numerical methods are proposed. Finally, the evaporation rates, arising by the installation of different typology of FPVs on water basins, have been evaluated as function of the energy balance on the water surface. It is possible to highlight that the amount of evaporated water depends not only on the percentage of surface covered but also on the characteristics of floating systems. Covering only 30% of the surface of a basin, it is possible to obtain up to 49% reduction in evaporation.

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Experimental study on a hybrid energy system with small- and medium-scale applications for mild climates

Cited by 39 publications

References 32 publications

Energy efficiency evaluation of a hybrid energy system for building applications in a Mediterranean climate and its feasibility aspect

Energy efficiency evaluation of a hybrid energy system for building applications in a Mediterranean climate and its feasibility aspect

Experimental analysis of comparative temperature and exergy of crystalline (c-Si) and amorphous (a-Si) solar PV module using water cooling method

An assessment study of evaporation rate models on a water basin with floating photovoltaic plants

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