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Influence of bi-phasic TiO2 as a low-temperature curable electron transport layer for efficient perovskite solar cells
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 2022Publisher:Elsevier BV
Authors: S. Supraja; Reshma Dileep. K; Narendra Chundi; Easwaramoorthi Ramasamy; +2 Authors
S. Supraja; Reshma Dileep. K; Narendra Chundi; Easwaramoorthi Ramasamy; Sakthivel Shanmugasundaram; Ganapathy Veerappan;
doi: 10.1016/j.solener.2022.10.037
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Influence of bi-phasic TiO2 as a low-temperature curable electron transport layer for efficient perovskite solar cells
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Authors: S. Supraja; Reshma Dileep. K; Narendra Chundi; Easwaramoorthi Ramasamy; +2 Authors
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Solar-biomass and dielectric drying of mace: An investigation on renewable and fourth generation drying technologies
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Authors: P.V. Alfiya; E. Jayashree;
doi: 10.1016/j.solener.2024.112717
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Solar-biomass and dielectric drying of mace: An investigation on renewable and fourth generation drying technologies
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Graphite foam infiltration with mixed chloride salts as PCM for high-temperature latent heat storage applications
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 2020Publisher:Elsevier BV
Authors: Hao Lan; Sreya Dutta; Nasser Vahedi; Sudhakar Neti; +4 Authors
Hao Lan; Sreya Dutta; Nasser Vahedi; Sudhakar Neti; Carlos E. Romero; Alparslan Oztekin; Michael Nappa; Richard Ruales;
doi: 10.1016/j.solener.2020.09.029
doi: 10.1016/j.solener.2020.09.029
Abstract An improved hybrid vacuum and pressure-assisted infiltration technique was developed for the infiltration of phase change materials (PCM) into the graphite foam matrix. A single chamber with no moving part infiltration setup was designed and fabricated. Pelletized PCM was introduced to provide enough porosity for air removal using vacuum pumps with no need for transfer PCM after melting and infiltration. Simple design, the use of stainless steel, and the corrosion resistance feature of PCM provides a very cost-effective design and easily controllable process. Mixed alkali and alkaline chloride salts as PCM were infiltrated into the high porosity graphite foam to enhance the thermal conductivity of latent heat storage medium. Chloride based PCM with proven corrosion-resistant features, high energy storage density that enables storage and release of energy at nearly constant temperatures close to the melting temperature of 355 °C are used in this study, as an example. The composites of infiltrated graphite foam and chloride salt PCMs were studied using SEM, EDS microstructural analyses to determine the effectiveness of the infiltration process. An infiltration efficiency greater than 90% of the available porosity was achieved. The thermal conductivity of the infiltrated samples was analyzed using a laser Nano-flash thermal conductivity device. The thermal conductivity of the foam/PCM composite was shown to be larger by a factor greater than 40 times of pure chloride PCM (1–2 W/m-K). Low-cost infiltration with proven efficacy and repeatability of infiltrated PCM could be a breakthrough for 3rd generation of CSP plant applications with supercritical CO2 power cycles.
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Graphite foam infiltration with mixed chloride salts as PCM for high-temperature latent heat storage applications
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Abstract An improved hybrid vacuum and pressure-assisted infiltration technique was developed for the infiltration of phase change materials (PCM) into the graphite foam matrix. A single chamber with no moving part infiltration setup was designed and fabricated. Pelletized PCM was introduced to provide enough porosity for air removal using vacuum pumps with no need for transfer PCM after melting and infiltration. Simple design, the use of stainless steel, and the corrosion resistance feature of PCM provides a very cost-effective design and easily controllable process. Mixed alkali and alkaline chloride salts as PCM were infiltrated into the high porosity graphite foam to enhance the thermal conductivity of latent heat storage medium. Chloride based PCM with proven corrosion-resistant features, high energy storage density that enables storage and release of energy at nearly constant temperatures close to the melting temperature of 355 °C are used in this study, as an example. The composites of infiltrated graphite foam and chloride salt PCMs were studied using SEM, EDS microstructural analyses to determine the effectiveness of the infiltration process. An infiltration efficiency greater than 90% of the available porosity was achieved. The thermal conductivity of the infiltrated samples was analyzed using a laser Nano-flash thermal conductivity device. The thermal conductivity of the foam/PCM composite was shown to be larger by a factor greater than 40 times of pure chloride PCM (1–2 W/m-K). Low-cost infiltration with proven efficacy and repeatability of infiltrated PCM could be a breakthrough for 3rd generation of CSP plant applications with supercritical CO2 power cycles.
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doi: 10.1016/s0038-092x(23)00230-x
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Stepped solar Stills: A comprehensive review of Design, Performance, and optimization strategies for sustainable water desalination
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Authors: Mahmoud S. El-Sebaey; Abdullah Alrashidi; Subbarama Kousik Suraparaju; Ravishankar Sathyamurthy; +3 Authors
Mahmoud S. El-Sebaey; Abdullah Alrashidi; Subbarama Kousik Suraparaju; Ravishankar Sathyamurthy; Fadl A. Essa; K Arjun Singh; Reji Kumar Rajamony;
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Stepped solar Stills: A comprehensive review of Design, Performance, and optimization strategies for sustainable water desalination
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Mahmoud S. El-Sebaey; Abdullah Alrashidi; Subbarama Kousik Suraparaju; Ravishankar Sathyamurthy; Fadl A. Essa; K Arjun Singh; Reji Kumar Rajamony;
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Comparison of clam drying in solar, solar-hybrid, and infrared dryer: Drying characteristics, quality aspects, and techno-economic analysis
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Authors: D.S. Aniesrani Delfiya; null Lincy Mathai; S. Murali; K.C. Neethu; +2 Authors
D.S. Aniesrani Delfiya; null Lincy Mathai; S. Murali; K.C. Neethu; null Anuja R Nair; null George Ninan;
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Comparison of clam drying in solar, solar-hybrid, and infrared dryer: Drying characteristics, quality aspects, and techno-economic analysis
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Simulation of high efficiency SnS-based solar cells with SCAPS
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Journal 2018Publisher:Elsevier BV
Authors: Mehran Minbashi; Arash Ghobadi; Nafiseh Memarian; H. Rezagholipour Dizaji; +1 Authors
Mehran Minbashi; Arash Ghobadi; Nafiseh Memarian; H. Rezagholipour Dizaji; M.H. Ehsani;
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Abstract In this paper, we designed, simulated and analyzed high efficiency of SnS-based solar cells. This work is related to the influence of a glancing angle deposition (GLAD) technique for deposition of SnS layer, on the photovoltaic performance of SnS-based solar cells. The photovoltaic parameters have been calculated for the samples prepared at different oblique incident flux angles (α = 0°, 45°, 55°, 65°, 75°, and 85°). The best efficiency was found for the sample prepared at α = 85°. We simulated the J-V characteristics and showed how the absorber layer that prepared by GLAD technique at different incident flux angles, influence the short-circuit current density (Jsc), open-circuit voltage (Voc), fill factor (FF), and efficiency (η) of solar cell.
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Simulation of high efficiency SnS-based solar cells with SCAPS
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Authors: Mehran Minbashi; Arash Ghobadi; Nafiseh Memarian; H. Rezagholipour Dizaji; +1 Authors
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Abstract In this paper, we designed, simulated and analyzed high efficiency of SnS-based solar cells. This work is related to the influence of a glancing angle deposition (GLAD) technique for deposition of SnS layer, on the photovoltaic performance of SnS-based solar cells. The photovoltaic parameters have been calculated for the samples prepared at different oblique incident flux angles (α = 0°, 45°, 55°, 65°, 75°, and 85°). The best efficiency was found for the sample prepared at α = 85°. We simulated the J-V characteristics and showed how the absorber layer that prepared by GLAD technique at different incident flux angles, influence the short-circuit current density (Jsc), open-circuit voltage (Voc), fill factor (FF), and efficiency (η) of solar cell.
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Authors: Wissem Dimassi; H. Ezzaouia; M. Bouaïcha; Brahim Bessais; +1 Authors
Wissem Dimassi; H. Ezzaouia; M. Bouaïcha; Brahim Bessais; L. Derbali;
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Abstract Grain boundaries (GBs) in multicrystalline silicon (mc-Si) degrade the solar cells performances. To enhance the conversion efficiency of photovoltaic cells, preferential grooving was achieved in GBs in order to reduce their area and then their highly recombination effect. For this purpose, a chemical etching method in HF/HNO3 solution was used. In this study, we show how grooved GB enables deep penetration of phosphorus and metallic contacts, which lead to a P–Al-co-gettering of undesired impurities. As a result, we observe a decrease in the recombination activity in regions close to the GBs as compared to ungrooved sample; this was investigated by the two-dimensional Light-Beam-Induced-Current (LBIC) imaging. In addition, we carried out a two dimensional representation of the Internal-Quantum-Efficiency (IQE), where images show an improvement of the electrical activity in grooved GBs.
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Abstract There are instances in remote areas where heat is being wasted, e.g., in internal combustion, engines, etc. Some of this heat can be recovered to produce distilled water in solar stills. The solar still replaces the cooling tower, ponds, or radiators normally used to control the engine temperature. The diesel cooling water in such a system remains separate from the saline water in the solar still. The advantages of using such a system compared with a conventional solar still are: 1. (a) water costs are very much reduced 2. (b) the area occupied is much less, i.e., about 1 5 th 3. (c) production has much less seasonal variation 4. (d) the efficiency of the solar still is improved due to the higher operating temperatures. From experiments conducted at Highett using a Mk VI solar still fitted with a simple heat exchanger and a separate electrically-heated source of hot water to simulate the waste heat, design data are not available for application to working systems. The information required to match a solar still to a diesel's cooling requirement is: 1. (a) engine efficiency 2. (b) hourly fuel consumption 3. (c) hourly solar radiation 4. (d) hourly ambient temperatures. A by-product of this work has been the production of a “solar water heater” which costs less than that of the cheapest conventional system. This “solar” hot water system uses a heat exchanger similar to what is used to transfer the waste heat to the saline water. It is envisaged to have hot water productions approximately the same as the distilled water productions. The influence of hot water production on the output of the waste heat solar still is discussed.
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Abstract There are instances in remote areas where heat is being wasted, e.g., in internal combustion, engines, etc. Some of this heat can be recovered to produce distilled water in solar stills. The solar still replaces the cooling tower, ponds, or radiators normally used to control the engine temperature. The diesel cooling water in such a system remains separate from the saline water in the solar still. The advantages of using such a system compared with a conventional solar still are: 1. (a) water costs are very much reduced 2. (b) the area occupied is much less, i.e., about 1 5 th 3. (c) production has much less seasonal variation 4. (d) the efficiency of the solar still is improved due to the higher operating temperatures. From experiments conducted at Highett using a Mk VI solar still fitted with a simple heat exchanger and a separate electrically-heated source of hot water to simulate the waste heat, design data are not available for application to working systems. The information required to match a solar still to a diesel's cooling requirement is: 1. (a) engine efficiency 2. (b) hourly fuel consumption 3. (c) hourly solar radiation 4. (d) hourly ambient temperatures. A by-product of this work has been the production of a “solar water heater” which costs less than that of the cheapest conventional system. This “solar” hot water system uses a heat exchanger similar to what is used to transfer the waste heat to the saline water. It is envisaged to have hot water productions approximately the same as the distilled water productions. The influence of hot water production on the output of the waste heat solar still is discussed.
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Graphite foam infiltration with mixed chloride salts as PCM for high-temperature latent heat storage applications
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Hao Lan; Sreya Dutta; Nasser Vahedi; Sudhakar Neti; Carlos E. Romero; Alparslan Oztekin; Michael Nappa; Richard Ruales;
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Abstract An improved hybrid vacuum and pressure-assisted infiltration technique was developed for the infiltration of phase change materials (PCM) into the graphite foam matrix. A single chamber with no moving part infiltration setup was designed and fabricated. Pelletized PCM was introduced to provide enough porosity for air removal using vacuum pumps with no need for transfer PCM after melting and infiltration. Simple design, the use of stainless steel, and the corrosion resistance feature of PCM provides a very cost-effective design and easily controllable process. Mixed alkali and alkaline chloride salts as PCM were infiltrated into the high porosity graphite foam to enhance the thermal conductivity of latent heat storage medium. Chloride based PCM with proven corrosion-resistant features, high energy storage density that enables storage and release of energy at nearly constant temperatures close to the melting temperature of 355 °C are used in this study, as an example. The composites of infiltrated graphite foam and chloride salt PCMs were studied using SEM, EDS microstructural analyses to determine the effectiveness of the infiltration process. An infiltration efficiency greater than 90% of the available porosity was achieved. The thermal conductivity of the infiltrated samples was analyzed using a laser Nano-flash thermal conductivity device. The thermal conductivity of the foam/PCM composite was shown to be larger by a factor greater than 40 times of pure chloride PCM (1–2 W/m-K). Low-cost infiltration with proven efficacy and repeatability of infiltrated PCM could be a breakthrough for 3rd generation of CSP plant applications with supercritical CO2 power cycles.
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Abstract An improved hybrid vacuum and pressure-assisted infiltration technique was developed for the infiltration of phase change materials (PCM) into the graphite foam matrix. A single chamber with no moving part infiltration setup was designed and fabricated. Pelletized PCM was introduced to provide enough porosity for air removal using vacuum pumps with no need for transfer PCM after melting and infiltration. Simple design, the use of stainless steel, and the corrosion resistance feature of PCM provides a very cost-effective design and easily controllable process. Mixed alkali and alkaline chloride salts as PCM were infiltrated into the high porosity graphite foam to enhance the thermal conductivity of latent heat storage medium. Chloride based PCM with proven corrosion-resistant features, high energy storage density that enables storage and release of energy at nearly constant temperatures close to the melting temperature of 355 °C are used in this study, as an example. The composites of infiltrated graphite foam and chloride salt PCMs were studied using SEM, EDS microstructural analyses to determine the effectiveness of the infiltration process. An infiltration efficiency greater than 90% of the available porosity was achieved. The thermal conductivity of the infiltrated samples was analyzed using a laser Nano-flash thermal conductivity device. The thermal conductivity of the foam/PCM composite was shown to be larger by a factor greater than 40 times of pure chloride PCM (1–2 W/m-K). Low-cost infiltration with proven efficacy and repeatability of infiltrated PCM could be a breakthrough for 3rd generation of CSP plant applications with supercritical CO2 power cycles.
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Stepped solar Stills: A comprehensive review of Design, Performance, and optimization strategies for sustainable water desalination
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Mahmoud S. El-Sebaey; Abdullah Alrashidi; Subbarama Kousik Suraparaju; Ravishankar Sathyamurthy; Fadl A. Essa; K Arjun Singh; Reji Kumar Rajamony;
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Comparison of clam drying in solar, solar-hybrid, and infrared dryer: Drying characteristics, quality aspects, and techno-economic analysis
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D.S. Aniesrani Delfiya; null Lincy Mathai; S. Murali; K.C. Neethu; null Anuja R Nair; null George Ninan;
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Simulation of high efficiency SnS-based solar cells with SCAPS
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Authors: Mehran Minbashi; Arash Ghobadi; Nafiseh Memarian; H. Rezagholipour Dizaji; +1 Authors
Mehran Minbashi; Arash Ghobadi; Nafiseh Memarian; H. Rezagholipour Dizaji; M.H. Ehsani;
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Abstract In this paper, we designed, simulated and analyzed high efficiency of SnS-based solar cells. This work is related to the influence of a glancing angle deposition (GLAD) technique for deposition of SnS layer, on the photovoltaic performance of SnS-based solar cells. The photovoltaic parameters have been calculated for the samples prepared at different oblique incident flux angles (α = 0°, 45°, 55°, 65°, 75°, and 85°). The best efficiency was found for the sample prepared at α = 85°. We simulated the J-V characteristics and showed how the absorber layer that prepared by GLAD technique at different incident flux angles, influence the short-circuit current density (Jsc), open-circuit voltage (Voc), fill factor (FF), and efficiency (η) of solar cell.
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Mehran Minbashi; Arash Ghobadi; Nafiseh Memarian; H. Rezagholipour Dizaji; M.H. Ehsani;
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Abstract In this paper, we designed, simulated and analyzed high efficiency of SnS-based solar cells. This work is related to the influence of a glancing angle deposition (GLAD) technique for deposition of SnS layer, on the photovoltaic performance of SnS-based solar cells. The photovoltaic parameters have been calculated for the samples prepared at different oblique incident flux angles (α = 0°, 45°, 55°, 65°, 75°, and 85°). The best efficiency was found for the sample prepared at α = 85°. We simulated the J-V characteristics and showed how the absorber layer that prepared by GLAD technique at different incident flux angles, influence the short-circuit current density (Jsc), open-circuit voltage (Voc), fill factor (FF), and efficiency (η) of solar cell.
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Two-dimensional LBIC and Internal-Quantum-Efficiency investigations of grooved grain boundaries in multicrystalline silicon solar cells
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Authors: Wissem Dimassi; H. Ezzaouia; M. Bouaïcha; Brahim Bessais; +1 Authors
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Abstract Grain boundaries (GBs) in multicrystalline silicon (mc-Si) degrade the solar cells performances. To enhance the conversion efficiency of photovoltaic cells, preferential grooving was achieved in GBs in order to reduce their area and then their highly recombination effect. For this purpose, a chemical etching method in HF/HNO3 solution was used. In this study, we show how grooved GB enables deep penetration of phosphorus and metallic contacts, which lead to a P–Al-co-gettering of undesired impurities. As a result, we observe a decrease in the recombination activity in regions close to the GBs as compared to ungrooved sample; this was investigated by the two-dimensional Light-Beam-Induced-Current (LBIC) imaging. In addition, we carried out a two dimensional representation of the Internal-Quantum-Efficiency (IQE), where images show an improvement of the electrical activity in grooved GBs.
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Two-dimensional LBIC and Internal-Quantum-Efficiency investigations of grooved grain boundaries in multicrystalline silicon solar cells
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Authors: Wissem Dimassi; H. Ezzaouia; M. Bouaïcha; Brahim Bessais; +1 Authors
Wissem Dimassi; H. Ezzaouia; M. Bouaïcha; Brahim Bessais; L. Derbali;
doi: 10.1016/j.solener.2010.11.014
doi: 10.1016/j.solener.2010.11.014
Abstract Grain boundaries (GBs) in multicrystalline silicon (mc-Si) degrade the solar cells performances. To enhance the conversion efficiency of photovoltaic cells, preferential grooving was achieved in GBs in order to reduce their area and then their highly recombination effect. For this purpose, a chemical etching method in HF/HNO3 solution was used. In this study, we show how grooved GB enables deep penetration of phosphorus and metallic contacts, which lead to a P–Al-co-gettering of undesired impurities. As a result, we observe a decrease in the recombination activity in regions close to the GBs as compared to ungrooved sample; this was investigated by the two-dimensional Light-Beam-Induced-Current (LBIC) imaging. In addition, we carried out a two dimensional representation of the Internal-Quantum-Efficiency (IQE), where images show an improvement of the electrical activity in grooved GBs.
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Abstract There are instances in remote areas where heat is being wasted, e.g., in internal combustion, engines, etc. Some of this heat can be recovered to produce distilled water in solar stills. The solar still replaces the cooling tower, ponds, or radiators normally used to control the engine temperature. The diesel cooling water in such a system remains separate from the saline water in the solar still. The advantages of using such a system compared with a conventional solar still are: 1. (a) water costs are very much reduced 2. (b) the area occupied is much less, i.e., about 1 5 th 3. (c) production has much less seasonal variation 4. (d) the efficiency of the solar still is improved due to the higher operating temperatures. From experiments conducted at Highett using a Mk VI solar still fitted with a simple heat exchanger and a separate electrically-heated source of hot water to simulate the waste heat, design data are not available for application to working systems. The information required to match a solar still to a diesel's cooling requirement is: 1. (a) engine efficiency 2. (b) hourly fuel consumption 3. (c) hourly solar radiation 4. (d) hourly ambient temperatures. A by-product of this work has been the production of a “solar water heater” which costs less than that of the cheapest conventional system. This “solar” hot water system uses a heat exchanger similar to what is used to transfer the waste heat to the saline water. It is envisaged to have hot water productions approximately the same as the distilled water productions. The influence of hot water production on the output of the waste heat solar still is discussed.
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Abstract There are instances in remote areas where heat is being wasted, e.g., in internal combustion, engines, etc. Some of this heat can be recovered to produce distilled water in solar stills. The solar still replaces the cooling tower, ponds, or radiators normally used to control the engine temperature. The diesel cooling water in such a system remains separate from the saline water in the solar still. The advantages of using such a system compared with a conventional solar still are: 1. (a) water costs are very much reduced 2. (b) the area occupied is much less, i.e., about 1 5 th 3. (c) production has much less seasonal variation 4. (d) the efficiency of the solar still is improved due to the higher operating temperatures. From experiments conducted at Highett using a Mk VI solar still fitted with a simple heat exchanger and a separate electrically-heated source of hot water to simulate the waste heat, design data are not available for application to working systems. The information required to match a solar still to a diesel's cooling requirement is: 1. (a) engine efficiency 2. (b) hourly fuel consumption 3. (c) hourly solar radiation 4. (d) hourly ambient temperatures. A by-product of this work has been the production of a “solar water heater” which costs less than that of the cheapest conventional system. This “solar” hot water system uses a heat exchanger similar to what is used to transfer the waste heat to the saline water. It is envisaged to have hot water productions approximately the same as the distilled water productions. The influence of hot water production on the output of the waste heat solar still is discussed.
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