Comparative study of configurations for photovoltaic-thermoelectric generator cogeneration system
Photovoltaic (PV) converts solar energy to electrical energy directly. During this process, the PV produce energy losses in the form of heat energy. To improve the system's efficiency, this heat energy is converted into electrical energy using the thermoelectric generator (TEG). The PV and TEG...
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my.utm.1051842024-04-07T07:17:42Z http://eprints.utm.my/105184/ Comparative study of configurations for photovoltaic-thermoelectric generator cogeneration system Ayop, Razman Tan, Chee Wei Md. Ayob, Shahrin Lau, Kwan Yiew Ho, Wai Shin TK Electrical engineering. Electronics Nuclear engineering Photovoltaic (PV) converts solar energy to electrical energy directly. During this process, the PV produce energy losses in the form of heat energy. To improve the system's efficiency, this heat energy is converted into electrical energy using the thermoelectric generator (TEG). The PV and TEG have a nonlinear current-voltage characteristic and it requires a power converter with maximum power point tracking (MPPT) to properly extract the energy. There are several configurations of power converters available for the PV-TEG cogeneration system (PTCS). Nonetheless, the literature that compares the performance of the configurations is unavailable. This paper compares 4 configurations for the PTCS, which include the separate boost full MPPT (SBFM), separate boost partial MPPT, series source boost MPPT, and PV boost MPPT with series TEG. The boost converter with perturb and observe MPPT method is used for all configurations to ensure a fair comparison. The results show that SBFM can efficiently extract the energy from both PV and TEG up to 98.5%. The other configurations can efficiently extract energy from the PV (more than 98.5%). However, the energy extracts from the TEG have a low efficiency down to 87%. Overall, the configuration chosen for the PTCS affects the efficiency of the system. Penerbit UTM Press 2023-09 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/105184/1/RazmanAyop2023_ComparativeStudyofConfigurationsforPhotovoltaic.pdf Ayop, Razman and Tan, Chee Wei and Md. Ayob, Shahrin and Lau, Kwan Yiew and Ho, Wai Shin (2023) Comparative study of configurations for photovoltaic-thermoelectric generator cogeneration system. Jurnal Teknologi, 85 (5). pp. 73-79. ISSN 0127-9696 http://dx.doi.org/10.11113/jurnalteknologi.v85.20222 DOI:10.11113/jurnalteknologi.v85.20222 |
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Photovoltaic (PV) converts solar energy to electrical energy directly. During this process, the PV produce energy losses in the form of heat energy. To improve the system's efficiency, this heat energy is converted into electrical energy using the thermoelectric generator (TEG). The PV and TEG have a nonlinear current-voltage characteristic and it requires a power converter with maximum power point tracking (MPPT) to properly extract the energy. There are several configurations of power converters available for the PV-TEG cogeneration system (PTCS). Nonetheless, the literature that compares the performance of the configurations is unavailable. This paper compares 4 configurations for the PTCS, which include the separate boost full MPPT (SBFM), separate boost partial MPPT, series source boost MPPT, and PV boost MPPT with series TEG. The boost converter with perturb and observe MPPT method is used for all configurations to ensure a fair comparison. The results show that SBFM can efficiently extract the energy from both PV and TEG up to 98.5%. The other configurations can efficiently extract energy from the PV (more than 98.5%). However, the energy extracts from the TEG have a low efficiency down to 87%. Overall, the configuration chosen for the PTCS affects the efficiency of the system. |
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Comparative study of configurations for photovoltaic-thermoelectric generator cogeneration system |
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Comparative study of configurations for photovoltaic-thermoelectric generator cogeneration system |
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Comparative study of configurations for photovoltaic-thermoelectric generator cogeneration system |
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Comparative study of configurations for photovoltaic-thermoelectric generator cogeneration system |
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