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- Kharseh, Mohamad, 1980, et al.
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Comparing Different PV Module Types and Brands Under Working Conditions in the United Kingdom
- 2020
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In: Reliability and Ecological Aspects of Photovoltaic Modules ; ed. by Abdulkerim Gok. - : IntechOpen. - 9781789848229 ; , s. 15-36
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Book chapter (other academic/artistic)abstract
- The present work demonstrates the performance evaluation and economic analysis of different PV module types and brands at the working conditions of Padiham (53.5 N, 2.3 W) in the UK. The total area of PV plant was assumed to be 100 square meters. The simulations were carried out for modules installed on the roof and on the south-facing façade of a residential building. The comparison study is carried out to define the most suitable module type and brands for the considered place in the current study. The energy and economic performance of the grid-connected PV system are analyzed under the meteorological conditions of Padiham. The modules were characterized by evaluating their annual electrical energy generation and different figures of merit of the grid-connected PV systems such as the investment, annual profit, net present value, levelized cost of electricity, and the payback time. The simulations show that in this specific setup, monocrystalline modules have the best energy performance, while thin-film modules have the best economic performance.
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- Kharseh, Mohamad, et al.
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Device and Method for Energy Well
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Patent (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- Method for increasing efficiency during heating or cooling using an energy well (1) in the form of an elongated hole the bottom of which is arranged at a greater depth than its opening, where a cooling agent streams through the well (1) in a collector conduit (3) and is heat exchanged against the material surrounding the well (1). The invention is characterised in that a tube (301) runs down into the energy well (1) from above its opening and down along the energy well (1) towards its bottom, in that the end (303) of the tube (301) facing towards the bottom of the energy well (1) is open, in that liquid is supplied through the tube (301) so that the liquid thereby streams down and out into the energy well (1) through the open end (303) of the tube (301), in that gas bubbles (305) are supplied to the liquid streaming down through the tube (301), and in that the added gas bubbles (305) are so small so that they rise more slowly in the liquid than the velocity of the liquid at the supply point.
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- Kharseh, Mohamad, 1980, et al.
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Estimating the Ground Temperature Around Energy Piles Using Artificial Neural Networks
- 2020
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In: Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing. - Cham : Springer International Publishing. - 2194-5365 .- 2194-5357. ; 1069, s. 223-229
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Conference paper (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Ground source heat pump (GSHP) systems are using vertical ground heat exchangers, known as Borehole Heat Exchangers (BHEs), as a heat source or sink. The performance of the GSHP system strongly relies on the ground temperature surrounding the BHEs. This temperature depends on many parameters and varies during the operating time. Therefore, the determination of the ground temperature is crucial to define the design and the proper size of the BHEs so that the performance of the GSHP system can be kept at the desired level. The current study aims to formulate a complex structure of artificial neural network (ANN) model in a mathematical equation that expresses the change in the ground temperature around BHEs due to heat injection in the long run. To fulfill this aim, a numerical model of BHEs was created using the ANSYS (Analysis System) software to generate data. The generated data was then used to train the ANN model, which was built for this study. The simulation results show that the ANN model estimates the ground temperature (T-g) in the target GSHP system with higher accuracy.
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