Mathematical Modeling in Combining Photovoltaic and Thermoelectric Generator using a Spectrum Splitter

Hariyanto, Hariyanto; Mustofa, Mustofa; Djafar, Zuryati; Piarah, Wahyu H.

doi:10.25042/epi-ije.022019.13

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“…The intensity value displayed is the value of the intensity of sunlight which has been divided by the DSSC area, which is 2.50 x 2.50 cm. The intensity of sunlight hitting the surface of the DSSC greatly affects the value of the current generated [13,14]. The greater the intensity, the greater the number of photons involved in the conversion process, so the greater the current generated.…”

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Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell performance measurement analysis using Arduino Board

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Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell is a type of solar cell that is being developed by researchers around the world. The purpose of this research is to analyse the performance measurement of DSSC using Arduino Nano. The DSSC used as the sample is the result of fabrication with the pipette method and red fruit colouring material. The data measurement method is carried out in real-time using Arduino nano devices and sensors that have been assembled. The measurement results are presented in the form of graphs and tables, while the parameters measured include intensity, current, and voltage. While power is the current and voltage values, efficiency is the ratio between the input and output values. The value of the test results shows the maximum voltage value is 0.020 V, the current is 1.800 A, power is 0.036 W/m2, and efficiency is 0.007%.

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Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell performance measurement analysis using Arduino Board

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“…The comparison showed extra 10.4% efficiency with heat pipe [83] Study: Theoretical Cut-off wavelength: 690 nm CR: Several Tracking system: -Splitter type: Hot mirror A PV/TEG hybrid system using Kirchhoff's current law equivalent electrical circuit…”

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Adaptation of the Solar Spectrum to Improve the use of Sunlight: A Critical Review on Techniques, Applications, and Current Trends

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et al. 2023

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Photovoltaic (PV) cells are one of the most common devices to harvest solar radiation and convert it into usable electrical power. However, normal silicone‐based photovoltaic cells work best within the visible light region. Conventional PV panels can use 15–30% of the total energy received, while the remainder is reflected or converted into waste heat. Not only do other wavelengths have lower conversion efficiencies, but they may also increase the cell surface temperature and decrease its overall efficiency. To solve this problem, spectral beam splitting is a potential approach for converting solar energy efficiently. Even though spectral‐splitting systems have high theoretical conversion efficiencies, they have not yet reached the commercial level. The current study describes the advancements in beam‐splitting systems based on thermal PV cells, multijunction cells, nano‐film, conventional, and nanofluids over the last decade. The mechanisms of various splitting system techniques and several hybrid applications are thoroughly discussed in order to provide a comprehensive understanding of solar energy utilization and the considerations influencing system efficiency. Even though the cost increase can be offset by the increased energy conversion efficiency and controlled wavelengths, the system's stability must be addressed for future practical applications.

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“…The average value of irradiation is 5.38 kWh m -2 d -1 and reached the highest rate of 6.43 kWh m -2 d -1 in October. Hariyanto et al [8,9] have conducted research on PV modeling and simulation to increase output power and efficiency. The results show that the amount of power generated is greatly influenced by the intensity of the absorption of photon energy from sunlight.…”

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Potential of New and Renewable Energy in Merauke Regency as the Future Energy

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Electricity consumption in Merauke Regency increases every year in line with economic growth and population growth. Meanwhile, fossil energy reserves as fuel for power plants have decreased. To reduce dependence on fossil energy and offset the increase in electricity consumption it is necessary to develop alternative electrical energy sourced from renewable energy. Merauke Regency has great potential for renewable energy derived from biomass, solar, and wind. A study or analysis is needed to be able to estimate the energy potential that can be developed in an area. This study uses data collection techniques and analysis of the potential for renewable energy in Merauke Regency using RETScreen Expert. Analysis results show the potential of solar energy, and the most potential biomass energy to be developed.

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Mathematical Modeling in Combining Photovoltaic and Thermoelectric Generator using a Spectrum Splitter

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell performance measurement analysis using Arduino Board

Dye-Sensitized Solar Cell performance measurement analysis using Arduino Board

Adaptation of the Solar Spectrum to Improve the use of Sunlight: A Critical Review on Techniques, Applications, and Current Trends

Potential of New and Renewable Energy in Merauke Regency as the Future Energy

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