Numerical and experimental investigation for hybrid photovoltaic/thermal collector system in Duhok city

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. The study deals with the experimental and numerical investigation of the hybrid Photovoltaic-thermal solar collector system in Duhok city during seven months and includes different measurements of temperatures, water mass flow rate, wind velocity, and solar intensity. A one-dimensional mathematical model is used to simulate the transient processes with constant thermo-physical properties and heat transfer coefficients. The energy conservation equations are solved using implicit finite difference method. The numerical and experimental results showed satisfactory agreement with an error (2.36%) between two thermal efficiencies. The results include the estimation of the electrical and thermal energy, thermal, electrical and overall efficiency. The highest overall efficiency of PV/T collector occurs in May 2019 with value (72.01%) and the lowest value in January 2019 is obtained as (63.1%). The cooling method leads to an increase in the electrical efficiency to about 3% as compared with PV solar collector system.

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Khaled, S., & Ali, O. (2020). Numerical and experimental investigation for hybrid photovoltaic/thermal collector system in Duhok city. Journal of Environmental Engineering and Landscape Management, 28(4), 202–212. https://doi.org/10.3846/jeelm.2020.13691

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