2016
DOI: 10.2495/eq-v1-n4-403-418
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Heat Absorption Properties of Ground Material for Solar Chimney Power Plants

Abstract: One of the major challenges to the widespread application of the solar chimney power plant is its low-power conversion efficiency because of the three technological processes involved. The chimney efficiency is difficult to improve, and thus enhancing the collector or turbine performance can considerably improve the total plant efficiency. This work focused on enhancing the energy conversion efficiency of the collector and also extending the operation time using a heat storage medium. The solar to thermal conv… Show more

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“…Manufacturing costs, integral to the practical application of designs, were not evaluated for fins incorporating either LVGs or louvered fins. The use of longitudinal vortex generators can be explored in other fields as in photovoltaics systems cooling with air [16], in wind energy harvesting by aeroelastic excitation [17], for thermal energy storage systems [18], and for air pumps to enhance the flow in the mixing devices [19].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Manufacturing costs, integral to the practical application of designs, were not evaluated for fins incorporating either LVGs or louvered fins. The use of longitudinal vortex generators can be explored in other fields as in photovoltaics systems cooling with air [16], in wind energy harvesting by aeroelastic excitation [17], for thermal energy storage systems [18], and for air pumps to enhance the flow in the mixing devices [19].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Al‐Azawiey and Hassan 31 used six heat‐absorbing floors (ceramic‐sawdust‐black stones‐sand‐wood‐gravel) to increase the duration of the SC operation after sunset. This study differs from the current system in which the PCM was used.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This growth is evident in the surge in electricity capacity generated by solar panels, escalating from 23 GW in 2009 to a remarkable 627 GW in 2019 [3]. Consequently, the annual market demand for photovoltaic technology is steadily increasing [4,5]. In Indonesia, the development of solar panel applications for both on-and offgrid systems has already begun.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%