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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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Manifestations of carbon capture-storage and ambivalence ofquantum-dot & organic solar cells: An indispensable abridgedreview
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This study bestows an essential abridged review of the manifestations of carbon capture & storage (CCS) systems and the ambivalence of quantum-dot & organic photovoltaic (PV) solar cells. This research implicates that CCS system is evolving in capturingemissions from coal-fired electrical power stations to further mitigate climate change. Different manifestations are discussed for capturing and storing thewith repercussions on operating costs, toxicity and energy efficiency. Chemical Looping Combustion appears to be the more energy efficient than Oxy-fuel CFBC and Ionic Liquids, and less expensive than Calcium Looping and Amine Scrubbing. Calcium Looping (Cal) and Ionic Liquids are also less toxic than Amine Scrubbing. Direct air technology is also very compelling at capturingemissions but highly expensive. Nevertheless, further research is still required for all CCS systems to be able to implement them widely in existing/new electrical power stations. Waste heat energy recovery systems can be used in conjunction withcapture systems for further reduction of emissions. The ambivalence of quantum dot and organic solar cells are briefly reviewed. It implicates that composite film with enhanced quantum dot effects will make the film highly transparent and options of tunability of its color spectrum make the quantum dot solar cells highly attractive to a wide variety of applications. Organic solar cells are carbon-rich polymers and can be designed to improve a precise function of the cell, such as sensitivity to a certain type of light. OPV cells can only be considered as half-competent to crystalline silicon and have smaller beneficial lifespans, but could be less costly to produce in high volumes. Current research issues are substitution/compromises between electrical power conversion efficiency and average visible light transmittance. However, improving average light-transmittance decreases electrical power conversion efficiency and vice versa.