Peltier Thermoelectric Refrigeration System as the Future Cold Storage System for Indonesia: A Review

Rahman, Muhammad Aulia; Widyatama, Arif; Majid, Akmal Irfan; Suhanan, Suhanan

doi:10.1109/icst47872.2019.9166392

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“…Cooling machines are currently being used more and more by humans to meet the needs of life [2]. Cooling systems are used to reduce heat both in manufacturing processes [3], energy conversion, environment [4], and food processing [5] Various types of cooling systems that are currently commonly used are air-based cooling systems; and liquidbased cooling systems; Phase Change Material (PCM) based cooling systems [6] and thermoelectric based cooling systems [7].…”

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Performance of TEC Cascade on Input Voltage Variations in Fish Cooler Box

Djafar,

Sabiqun,

Piarah

2022

EPI-IJE

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The refrigeration system used to meet the needs of human life can be in the form of a thermoelectric cooler (TEC). Due to its small volume, environmental friendliness and several other advantages, TEC can be widely applied such as in fish cooler box. In this study, the cooler box used had dimensions of 290mm x 205mm x 254mm and were given twelve stacked 3 TEC modules with varied DC voltages. The purpose of this study is to determine the voltage that can provide the best TEC performance. This performance will be indicated by the Coefficient of Performance (COP) value of each voltage variation. The experimental results show that the best performance of the TEC is at 42 Volts. The lowest temperature achieved during the experiment was 7.74℃ on the cold-side.

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Performance of TEC Cascade on Input Voltage Variations in Fish Cooler Box

Djafar,

Sabiqun,

Piarah

2022

EPI-IJE

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Design and experimental investigation of a thermoelectric vaccine cabinet integrated with photovoltaic and nanofluids

Cuce

2024

J Therm Anal Calorim

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Vaccines are one of the most effective methods used to prevent many lethal and infectious diseases from past to present. Generally, storage temperatures of vaccines are between 2 and 8 °C. Keeping the vaccines in this temperature range and ensuring reach the end user without deterioration is very important in order to prevent the vaccines from losing their effectiveness. In this regard, various cooling systems are used. One of the devices used to ensure the cold storage of vaccines is a thermoelectric device. Thermoelectric devices attract attention as an energy-efficient technology, as well as their compact structure, silent and vibration-free operation, and suitability for automation. In this study, the design and manufacturing of a photovoltaic solar energy-driven, nanofluid-integrated thermoelectric vaccine cabinet was carried out and its performance data were experimentally examined. The capacity of the vaccine cabinet is 200 vaccine vials and 200 ready-to-use syringes, as well as the battery and inverter parts. In experiments carried out at two different outdoor temperatures, heat removal from the hot surface of the thermoelectric cooler with different refrigerants were examined. In addition, the effects of using fans were also investigated while the heat swept from the surface was transferred to the environment with the help of a water-to-air heat exchanger. In the experiments carried out for a total of 8 different cases, the highest average coefficient of performance value obtained during the experiments was 1.19. Experimental results show that vaccine storage temperatures can be reached under the prepared operating conditions.

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Peltier Thermoelectric Refrigeration System as the Future Cold Storage System for Indonesia: A Review

Cited by 2 publications

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Performance of TEC Cascade on Input Voltage Variations in Fish Cooler Box

Performance of TEC Cascade on Input Voltage Variations in Fish Cooler Box

Design and experimental investigation of a thermoelectric vaccine cabinet integrated with photovoltaic and nanofluids

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