Passive flow heat exchanger simulation for power generation from solar pond using thermoelectric generators

In this study, a thermoelectric generator heat exchanger system was designed and simulated for electricity generation from solar pond. A thermoelectric generator heat exchanger was studied by using Computational Fluid Dynamics to simulate flow and heat transfer. A thermoelectric generator heat excha...

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Published in:AIP Conference Proceedings
Main Author: Baharin N.A.; Arzami A.A.; Singh B.; Remeli M.F.; Tan L.; Oberoi A.
Format: Conference paper
Language:English
Published: American Institute of Physics Inc. 2017
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Baharin N.A.; Arzami A.A.; Singh B.; Remeli M.F.; Tan L.; Oberoi A.
Passive flow heat exchanger simulation for power generation from solar pond using thermoelectric generators
2017
AIP Conference Proceedings
1828

10.1063/1.4979392
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85017576068&doi=10.1063%2f1.4979392&partnerID=40&md5=c28fda056a7b8fa45235e09fcafa5f65
In this study, a thermoelectric generator heat exchanger system was designed and simulated for electricity generation from solar pond. A thermoelectric generator heat exchanger was studied by using Computational Fluid Dynamics to simulate flow and heat transfer. A thermoelectric generator heat exchanger designed for passive in-pond flow used in solar pond for electrical power generation. A simple analysis simulation was developed to obtain the amount of electricity generated at different conditions for hot temperatures of a solar pond at different flow rates. Results indicated that the system is capable of producing electricity. This study and design provides an alternative way to generate electricity from solar pond in tropical countries like Malaysia for possible renewable energy applications. © 2017 Author(s).
American Institute of Physics Inc.
0094243X
English
Conference paper

author Baharin N.A.; Arzami A.A.; Singh B.; Remeli M.F.; Tan L.; Oberoi A.
spellingShingle Baharin N.A.; Arzami A.A.; Singh B.; Remeli M.F.; Tan L.; Oberoi A.
Passive flow heat exchanger simulation for power generation from solar pond using thermoelectric generators
author_facet Baharin N.A.; Arzami A.A.; Singh B.; Remeli M.F.; Tan L.; Oberoi A.
author_sort Baharin N.A.; Arzami A.A.; Singh B.; Remeli M.F.; Tan L.; Oberoi A.
title Passive flow heat exchanger simulation for power generation from solar pond using thermoelectric generators
title_short Passive flow heat exchanger simulation for power generation from solar pond using thermoelectric generators
title_full Passive flow heat exchanger simulation for power generation from solar pond using thermoelectric generators
title_fullStr Passive flow heat exchanger simulation for power generation from solar pond using thermoelectric generators
title_full_unstemmed Passive flow heat exchanger simulation for power generation from solar pond using thermoelectric generators
title_sort Passive flow heat exchanger simulation for power generation from solar pond using thermoelectric generators
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description In this study, a thermoelectric generator heat exchanger system was designed and simulated for electricity generation from solar pond. A thermoelectric generator heat exchanger was studied by using Computational Fluid Dynamics to simulate flow and heat transfer. A thermoelectric generator heat exchanger designed for passive in-pond flow used in solar pond for electrical power generation. A simple analysis simulation was developed to obtain the amount of electricity generated at different conditions for hot temperatures of a solar pond at different flow rates. Results indicated that the system is capable of producing electricity. This study and design provides an alternative way to generate electricity from solar pond in tropical countries like Malaysia for possible renewable energy applications. © 2017 Author(s).
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