Fins integrated phase change material for solar photovoltaic for south east United Kingdom

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Abstract

The temperature rise degrades the power of solar cells. The use of phase change material (PCM) is a selfregulatory process of upgrading the performance. Fins can additionally upgrade the performance. A photovoltaic (PV) equipped with fins embedded PCM is modelled in Fluent. Three arrangements: PV with no temperature management, PCM equipped PV and fins embedded PCM for PV are compared for South East UK. The outcomes convey that, for summers at Portsmouth (50.80°N, 1.09°W), the aggregated daily electrical output of a 4000Wp photovoltaic array can be elevated by 1200Wh and 1400Wh using phase change material and fins embedded phase change material respectively.

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Khanna, S., Singh, P., Newar, S., Sharma, V., Mallick, T. K., Radulovic, J., … Becerra, V. (2019). Fins integrated phase change material for solar photovoltaic for south east United Kingdom. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2149). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5124196

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