Advancement in thermophotovoltaic technology and nanoparticle incorporation for power generation

Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) technology harvests electricity from a source of thermal radiation and at current, TPV cells can achieve conversion efficiency of more than 40%. The construct of the TPV system is relatively complex than the conventional solar cell in which the TPV has two critical component...

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Main Authors: Khairul Azri A.A., Mohd Jasni M.S., Wan Muhamad Hatta S.F., Islam M.A., Abdul Wahab Y., Mekhilef S., Ker P.J.
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spelling my.uniten.dspace-340602024-10-14T11:17:49Z Advancement in thermophotovoltaic technology and nanoparticle incorporation for power generation Khairul Azri A.A. Mohd Jasni M.S. Wan Muhamad Hatta S.F. Islam M.A. Abdul Wahab Y. Mekhilef S. Ker P.J. 58294307100 57368165200 35184383500 58806853000 57203353903 57928298500 37461740800 Absorber Emitter Metamaterial Nanoparticle Thermophotovoltaic Conversion efficiency Solar cells Textures 'current Absorber And filters Critical component Emitter Performance Power- generations Thermophotovoltaic systems Thermophotovoltaics Thermophotovoltaics cells energy efficiency fuel cell instrumentation nanoparticle performance assessment photovoltaic system power generation technological development Nanoparticles Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) technology harvests electricity from a source of thermal radiation and at current, TPV cells can achieve conversion efficiency of more than 40%. The construct of the TPV system is relatively complex than the conventional solar cell in which the TPV has two critical components, specifically the absorber-emitter and filters, to help in enhancing the transfer of photons to the TPV cell for conversion. Despite its importance, works on the optimization of these components for an ideal TPV system are still lacking. This review examines previous studies on the TPV structure, and details extensive techniques to improve current designs of the TPV systems - notably through the use of textured absorbers, selective emitters and different types of filters. Inevitably, the selection of materials and designs of the absorber-emitter are essential in enhancing the TPV performance. Herein, challenges and enhancements in the form of optical performance, thermal stability, and electrical performance are comprehensively discussed. This review identifies the crucial role of nanoparticles incorporated into the absorber-emitter layer of a TPV system. This review also critically highlights technology advancements incorporated into the TPV technology which will effectively boost performance and improve the fabrication and operational costs of this sustainable technology. � 2023 International Solar Energy Society Final 2024-10-14T03:17:49Z 2024-10-14T03:17:49Z 2023 Review 10.1016/j.solener.2023.05.018 2-s2.0-85160545548 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85160545548&doi=10.1016%2fj.solener.2023.05.018&partnerID=40&md5=a9cdb1797735cadd92dc70de0d6f7c39 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/34060 259 279 297 Elsevier Ltd Scopus
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topic Absorber
Emitter
Metamaterial
Nanoparticle
Thermophotovoltaic
Conversion efficiency
Solar cells
Textures
'current
Absorber
And filters
Critical component
Emitter
Performance
Power- generations
Thermophotovoltaic systems
Thermophotovoltaics
Thermophotovoltaics cells
energy efficiency
fuel cell
instrumentation
nanoparticle
performance assessment
photovoltaic system
power generation
technological development
Nanoparticles
spellingShingle Absorber
Emitter
Metamaterial
Nanoparticle
Thermophotovoltaic
Conversion efficiency
Solar cells
Textures
'current
Absorber
And filters
Critical component
Emitter
Performance
Power- generations
Thermophotovoltaic systems
Thermophotovoltaics
Thermophotovoltaics cells
energy efficiency
fuel cell
instrumentation
nanoparticle
performance assessment
photovoltaic system
power generation
technological development
Nanoparticles
Khairul Azri A.A.
Mohd Jasni M.S.
Wan Muhamad Hatta S.F.
Islam M.A.
Abdul Wahab Y.
Mekhilef S.
Ker P.J.
Advancement in thermophotovoltaic technology and nanoparticle incorporation for power generation
description Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) technology harvests electricity from a source of thermal radiation and at current, TPV cells can achieve conversion efficiency of more than 40%. The construct of the TPV system is relatively complex than the conventional solar cell in which the TPV has two critical components, specifically the absorber-emitter and filters, to help in enhancing the transfer of photons to the TPV cell for conversion. Despite its importance, works on the optimization of these components for an ideal TPV system are still lacking. This review examines previous studies on the TPV structure, and details extensive techniques to improve current designs of the TPV systems - notably through the use of textured absorbers, selective emitters and different types of filters. Inevitably, the selection of materials and designs of the absorber-emitter are essential in enhancing the TPV performance. Herein, challenges and enhancements in the form of optical performance, thermal stability, and electrical performance are comprehensively discussed. This review identifies the crucial role of nanoparticles incorporated into the absorber-emitter layer of a TPV system. This review also critically highlights technology advancements incorporated into the TPV technology which will effectively boost performance and improve the fabrication and operational costs of this sustainable technology. � 2023 International Solar Energy Society
author2 58294307100
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Khairul Azri A.A.
Mohd Jasni M.S.
Wan Muhamad Hatta S.F.
Islam M.A.
Abdul Wahab Y.
Mekhilef S.
Ker P.J.
format Review
author Khairul Azri A.A.
Mohd Jasni M.S.
Wan Muhamad Hatta S.F.
Islam M.A.
Abdul Wahab Y.
Mekhilef S.
Ker P.J.
author_sort Khairul Azri A.A.
title Advancement in thermophotovoltaic technology and nanoparticle incorporation for power generation
title_short Advancement in thermophotovoltaic technology and nanoparticle incorporation for power generation
title_full Advancement in thermophotovoltaic technology and nanoparticle incorporation for power generation
title_fullStr Advancement in thermophotovoltaic technology and nanoparticle incorporation for power generation
title_full_unstemmed Advancement in thermophotovoltaic technology and nanoparticle incorporation for power generation
title_sort advancement in thermophotovoltaic technology and nanoparticle incorporation for power generation
publisher Elsevier Ltd
publishDate 2024
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