Quasi-real performances of an irreversible solar absorption refrigeration cycle

Fellah, Ali; Boukhchana, Yasmina; Brahim, Ammar Ben

doi:10.1016/j.ijrefrig.2019.01.017

International Journal of Refrigeration

2019

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijrefrig.2019.01.017

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Quasi-real performances of an irreversible solar absorption refrigeration cycle

Ali Fellah

Yasmina Boukhchana

Ammar Ben Brahim

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“…. These technologies, as cooling methods for PV modules, are also called enhance heat transfer methods, which are usually employed in other applications, such as passive buildings, crop drying, solar refrigeration and agricultural greenhouses[23][24][25][26]. In the following sections, available cooling technologies within each class would be thoroughly reviewed and discussed.…”

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A Review on Recent Development of Cooling Technologies for Photovoltaic Modules

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When converting solar energy to electricity, a big proportion of energy is not converted for electricity but for heating PV cells, resulting in increased cell temperature and reduced electrical efficiency. Many cooling technologies have been developed and used for PV modules to lower cell temperature and boost electric energy yield. However, little crucial review work was proposed to comment cooling technologies for PV modules. Therefore, this paper has provided a thorough review of the up-to-date development of existing cooling technologies for PV modules and given appropriate comments, comparisons and discussions. According to the ways or principles of cooling, existing cooling technologies have been classified as fluid medium cooling (air cooling, water cooling and nanofluids cooling), optimizing structural configuration cooling and phase change materials cooling.Potential influential factors and sub-methods were collected from the review work, and their contributions and impact have been discussed to guide future studies. Although most cooling technologies reviewed in this paper are matured, there are still problems need to be solved, such as the choice of cooling fluid and its usability for specific regions, the fouling accumulation and cleaning of enhanced heat exchangers with complex structures, the balance between cooling cost and net efficiency of PV modules, the cooling of circulating water in tropical areas and the freezing of circulating water in cold areas. To be advocated, due to efficient heat transfer and spectral filter characters, nanofluids can promote the effective matching of solar energy at both spectral and spatial scales to achieve orderly energy utilization.

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A Review on Recent Development of Cooling Technologies for Photovoltaic Modules

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Performance investigation and numerical evaluation of a single-effect double-lift absorption chiller

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Bruno

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Applied Thermal Engineering

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Multi-objective optimization of a cogeneration system based on solar energy for clean hydrogen, cooling, and electricity production

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Haghighat

2024

Case Studies in Thermal Engineering

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Quasi-real performances of an irreversible solar absorption refrigeration cycle

Cited by 8 publications

References 18 publications

A Review on Recent Development of Cooling Technologies for Photovoltaic Modules

A Review on Recent Development of Cooling Technologies for Photovoltaic Modules

Performance investigation and numerical evaluation of a single-effect double-lift absorption chiller

Multi-objective optimization of a cogeneration system based on solar energy for clean hydrogen, cooling, and electricity production

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