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- 2022A Comprehensive Review on Current Performance, Challenges and Progress in Thin-Film Solar Cellscitations
- 2021Experimental Modal Analysis of Distinguishing Microstructural Variations in Carbon Steel SA516 by Applied Heat Treatments, Natural Frequencies, and Damping Coefficientscitations
- 2020Advanced Thermoelectric Materials for Energy Harvesting Applicationscitations
- 2020Dye removal with magnetic graphene nanocomposite through micro reactorscitations
- 2020Manifestations of carbon capture-storage and ambivalence ofquantum-dot & organic solar cells: An indispensable abridgedreview
- 2019Smart Vacuum Glazing invented with Energy-Efficient Fusion Seal for the Solar Thermal Transmittance Control in Buildings
- 2018Experimental and Analytical Simulation Analyses on the Electrical Performance of Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Direct and Concentrated Quartz-Halogen Heat Harvestingcitations
- 2015A new low-temperature hermetic composite edge seal for the fabrication of triple vacuum glazingcitations
- 2013Energy efficient vacuum glazed window: A system design and investigations on hermetic sealing materials
- 2013Design and fabrication of vacuum glazing units using a new low temperature hermetic glass edge sealing method
- 2012Design & Development of Triple Vacuum glazing: An Investigation on Cost Effective Hermetic Sealing Materials & Predictions of Heat Load in a Solid Wall Dwelling
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Experimental and Analytical Simulation Analyses on the Electrical Performance of Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Direct and Concentrated Quartz-Halogen Heat Harvesting
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<p>The scope of thermoelectric generators (TEGs), in improving the electric vehicle battery performance and glass/steel manufacturing industries, could achieve wider significance by harnessing the unused radiative heat and light conversion to electrical power. This paper experimentally investigates the electrical performance correlated to concentrated quartz-halogen, with acrylic Fresnel lens and heat-light harvesting, coupled with heat sink. This study also experimentally examined the influence of extreme temperature variance on the open circuit generated voltage of the Peltier electrical failure mode, compared to the standard performance parameters of the commercial TEG module. The research results presented provide expedient perception into the testing (open circuit voltage, short circuit current, and full load power) of a commercial heat-stove TEG to understand its performance limitations. The analytical simulation and mathematical model developed in MATLAB compared the electrical performance parameters and its dependencies. The analytical simulation shows that increasing the heat-sink temperature increases the efficiency of not more than 2% at the ∆T of 360 K, due to the limitation of the ZT of 0.43 at ∆T of 390 K. The maximum ZT of 0.7 for Bi<sub>2</sub>Te<sub>3</sub>, with an achievable efficiency of 4.5% at the Seebeck coefficient of 250 µV/K, was predicted. The design of three experimental setups and results presented demonstrate the functioning of TEG in stable and unstable temperature conditions, confirming the theoretical study and stipulating a quantity of the electrical output power in relation to extreme temperature conditions.</p>