The hybrid photovoltaic solar-assisted heat pump are primarily used to generate electricity and provide thermal energy for heating applications.This study investigates the performance enhancement of a hybrid Photovolt...The hybrid photovoltaic solar-assisted heat pump are primarily used to generate electricity and provide thermal energy for heating applications.This study investigates the performance enhancement of a hybrid Photovoltaic Thermal Solar-Assisted Heat Pump(PV/T-SAHP)system integrated with a solar tracking mechanism.The system was simulated using TRNSYS to evaluate its monthly electrical output and coefficient of performance(COP)of the heat pump system over a year.The results showed a significant improvement in energy generation and efficiency compared to a conventional PV/T system without SAHP system.Overall,the solar tracking configuration of the PV/T-SAHP generated 10%–40%more electricity than the fixed system.The system for the tracking mode achieved a maximum monthly average electrical energy output of 634.349 kWh in June.Throughout the year,the tracking mode consistently outperformed the fixed mode.During the winter months of January and December,the tracking system produced 328.7 and 323.6 kWh,respectively,compared to 297.8 and 299.7 kWh for the fixed mode.The highest COP of 5.65 occurred in July,indicating a strong seasonal correlation with solar irradiance.In contrast,the minimum COP of 4.55 was observed in the months,February and March,reflecting reduced solar availability.The solar tracking feature consistently maintained an optimal panel angle,increasing energy gains and improving system efficiency.Overall,the integration of a heat pump and tracking control significantly improved system performance,making the hybrid PV/T-SAHP configuration a promising solution for year-round renewable energy generation.展开更多
Integrating the photovoltaic/thermal(PV/T)system in green hydrogen production is an improvement in sustainable energy technologies.In PV/T systems,solar energy is converted into electricity and thermal energy simultan...Integrating the photovoltaic/thermal(PV/T)system in green hydrogen production is an improvement in sustainable energy technologies.In PV/T systems,solar energy is converted into electricity and thermal energy simultaneously using hot water or air together with electricity.This dual use saves a significant amount of energy and officially fights greenhouse gases.Different cooling techniques have been proposed in the literature for improving the overall performance of the PV/T systems;employing different types of agents including nanofluids and phase change materials.Hydrogen is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe and has later turned into a flexible energy carrier for transportation and other industrial applications.Issues,including the processes of Hydrogen manufacturing,preservation as well as some risks act as barriers.This paper provides an analysis of several recent publications on the efficiency of using PV/T technology in the process of green hydrogen production and indicates the potential for its increased efficiency as compared to conventional systems that rely on fossil fuels.Due to the effective integration of solar energy,the PV/T system can play an important role in the reduction of the levelized cost of hydrogen(LCOH)and hence play an important part in reducing the economic calculations of the decarbonized energy system.展开更多
Owing to their high practicability,solar PV/T(photovoltaic/thermal)collectors have attracted considerable attention from researchers in both photovoltaic and solar-thermal fields worldwide.In this study,we designed an...Owing to their high practicability,solar PV/T(photovoltaic/thermal)collectors have attracted considerable attention from researchers in both photovoltaic and solar-thermal fields worldwide.In this study,we designed and constructed a novel solar-cooled PV/T system.Through experimental methods,we conducted an in-depth investigation of its thermal and electrical output characteristics and developed mathematical models for both thermal performance and electrical performance.Finally,we validated the experimental data against simulations.The results demonstrate that the designed solar-cooled PV/T system exhibits excellent thermal and electrical output performance.The utilization rate of waste heat from the PV module’s back plate reached 18.59%,and the system’s electrical efficiency improved by 1.92%compared to a conventional PV/T system.This work provides theoretical and experimental guidance for the further optimization and improvement of the solar-cooled PV/T system.展开更多
文摘The hybrid photovoltaic solar-assisted heat pump are primarily used to generate electricity and provide thermal energy for heating applications.This study investigates the performance enhancement of a hybrid Photovoltaic Thermal Solar-Assisted Heat Pump(PV/T-SAHP)system integrated with a solar tracking mechanism.The system was simulated using TRNSYS to evaluate its monthly electrical output and coefficient of performance(COP)of the heat pump system over a year.The results showed a significant improvement in energy generation and efficiency compared to a conventional PV/T system without SAHP system.Overall,the solar tracking configuration of the PV/T-SAHP generated 10%–40%more electricity than the fixed system.The system for the tracking mode achieved a maximum monthly average electrical energy output of 634.349 kWh in June.Throughout the year,the tracking mode consistently outperformed the fixed mode.During the winter months of January and December,the tracking system produced 328.7 and 323.6 kWh,respectively,compared to 297.8 and 299.7 kWh for the fixed mode.The highest COP of 5.65 occurred in July,indicating a strong seasonal correlation with solar irradiance.In contrast,the minimum COP of 4.55 was observed in the months,February and March,reflecting reduced solar availability.The solar tracking feature consistently maintained an optimal panel angle,increasing energy gains and improving system efficiency.Overall,the integration of a heat pump and tracking control significantly improved system performance,making the hybrid PV/T-SAHP configuration a promising solution for year-round renewable energy generation.
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文摘Integrating the photovoltaic/thermal(PV/T)system in green hydrogen production is an improvement in sustainable energy technologies.In PV/T systems,solar energy is converted into electricity and thermal energy simultaneously using hot water or air together with electricity.This dual use saves a significant amount of energy and officially fights greenhouse gases.Different cooling techniques have been proposed in the literature for improving the overall performance of the PV/T systems;employing different types of agents including nanofluids and phase change materials.Hydrogen is the lightest and most abundant element in the universe and has later turned into a flexible energy carrier for transportation and other industrial applications.Issues,including the processes of Hydrogen manufacturing,preservation as well as some risks act as barriers.This paper provides an analysis of several recent publications on the efficiency of using PV/T technology in the process of green hydrogen production and indicates the potential for its increased efficiency as compared to conventional systems that rely on fossil fuels.Due to the effective integration of solar energy,the PV/T system can play an important role in the reduction of the levelized cost of hydrogen(LCOH)and hence play an important part in reducing the economic calculations of the decarbonized energy system.
文摘Owing to their high practicability,solar PV/T(photovoltaic/thermal)collectors have attracted considerable attention from researchers in both photovoltaic and solar-thermal fields worldwide.In this study,we designed and constructed a novel solar-cooled PV/T system.Through experimental methods,we conducted an in-depth investigation of its thermal and electrical output characteristics and developed mathematical models for both thermal performance and electrical performance.Finally,we validated the experimental data against simulations.The results demonstrate that the designed solar-cooled PV/T system exhibits excellent thermal and electrical output performance.The utilization rate of waste heat from the PV module’s back plate reached 18.59%,and the system’s electrical efficiency improved by 1.92%compared to a conventional PV/T system.This work provides theoretical and experimental guidance for the further optimization and improvement of the solar-cooled PV/T system.
