The study of the arid climate effect on the performance of photovoltaic system

Hadidi, Abdelkader; Blal, Mohamed; Saba, Djamel

doi:10.1007/s12667-021-00485-1

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“…Moreover, a research study conducted in Poland revealed that increased air temperature and direct heating increased the module temperature, and this rise in temperature dropped module efficiency [39]. One study [40] determined the effect of module temperature on the output parameters of monocrystalline PV module; reported 0.01% drop in electrical efficiency and output power of module with each increase of module temperature by 1 • C. Hadidi et al [41] studied the effect of arid climatic conditions on performance of PV system and found that PV cells are more affected by the temperature among environmental parameters.…”

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Investigation of Mono-Crystalline Photovoltaic Active Cooling Thermal System for Hot Climate of Pakistan

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Climate change is causing adverse and diverse effects on human beings in term of severe diseases, melting of ice, and increase temperatures, which are directly linked to the consumption of traditional fossil fuels. These fuels can only be replaced by exploring renewable energy technologies, and photovoltaic solar modules are the most promising choice among them. This paper investigates electrical output in term of efficiency and power of a monocrystalline photovoltaic module under climatic conditions of Lahore, Pakistan in an effort to enhance electrical performance based on laminar and turbulent flow boundary conditions. A computational model of a PV module was designed and investigated, when the solar irradiance was observed to be maximum at 920.64 W/m2. Initially, the total flux received and absorbed by PV module was observed to be at 179.37 W/m2 after ray tracing analysis in Trace Pro; thereafter, the module’s temperature increased to 65.86 °C, causing an electrical efficiency drops to 15.65% from 19.40% without applying active cooling schemes. A coupling of Ansys Fluent and Steady State Thermal Analysis was performed for thermal management of a PV module by selecting water and air as a coolant at inlet temperature of 25 °C through microchannels contingent upon varying Reynolds numbers. The results maintained that the optimum coolant outlet temperature (49.86 °C), average PV cell’s layer temperature (32.42 °C), and temperature uniformity (4.16 °C) are achieved by water at 224, 6710, and 4200 Reynolds numbers respectively. In addition, again water maintained 18.65% of electrical efficiency and 33.65 W power output at 6710 Reynolds number. On the other hand, air-based cooling lagged behind water by 14% in term of efficiency and power output at maximum Reynolds number (6710).

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Investigation of Mono-Crystalline Photovoltaic Active Cooling Thermal System for Hot Climate of Pakistan

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“…As a result, renewable energy sources such as sunlight, wind, and biomass join the picture. Photovoltaic energy is an interesting source of energy in this context; it is renewable, inexhaustible, and nonpolluting, and it is used as an energy source in a number of applications [1][2][3][4][5][6] This paper uses matlab/simulink to model photovoltaic cells of 280 watts. Irradiation, temperature, and load current influence the output quantities (voltage, current, and power).…”

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Analyzing the Differences in Irradiance For Mono- And Poly-Crystalline Pv Cells

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According to the findings of a single blinded randomised controlled experiment, transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation combined with conventional care can help lessen the presence and severity of unilateral neglect following an acute stroke. When transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation is utilised after an acute stroke rather than the standard care, daily activities is improved. The Catherine Bergego Scale and the Barthel Index clearly correlate when assessing functional independence in everyday activities in acute stroke patients.

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The study of the arid climate effect on the performance of photovoltaic system

Cited by 2 publications

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Investigation of Mono-Crystalline Photovoltaic Active Cooling Thermal System for Hot Climate of Pakistan

Investigation of Mono-Crystalline Photovoltaic Active Cooling Thermal System for Hot Climate of Pakistan

Analyzing the Differences in Irradiance For Mono- And Poly-Crystalline Pv Cells

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