Integration of Thermal and Photovoltaic Solar Systems to Investigate Efficiency

Faculty Mentor

Dr. Valentin Soloiu

Location

Poster 133

Session Format

Poster Presentation

Academic Unit

Department of Mechanical Engineering

Keywords

Allen E. Paulson College of Engineering and Computing Student Research Symposium, Solar Systems

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2022 12:00 AM

January 2022

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Integration of Thermal and Photovoltaic Solar Systems to Investigate Efficiency

Poster 133

  • Generation of clean, efficient power is the challenge of the century. Solar powered devices are gaining in popularity as the technology advances and becomes more affordable.

  • Combining solar technologies is a growing field of research

  • This project combines two popular solar devices: a photovoltaic panel to produce electricity, and a solar collector to heat water. The result is a standalone unit which uses only the sun’s energy to create flowing hot water.

  • The hot water generated has uses in desalination processes like HDH (humidification dehumidification) or MEH (multiple effect humidification), heating and humidification processes, and for household requirements.