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| adam_text | Table
of contents
Preface
xv
About the editors
xvii
Physics of solar energy and its applications I
1.1
Introduction
1
1.2
Solar energy and energy demand
1
1.3
Solar energy utilizations
3
1.4
Perspective
5
Exergy analysis of solar radiation processes
7
2.1
Introduction
7
2.2
Exergy
8
2.2.1
Definition of exergy
8
2.2.2
Exergy annihilation law
10
2.2.3
Exergy of substance
12
2.2.4
Exergy of photon gas
17
2.2.5
Exergy of radiation emission
19
2.2.6
Exergy of radiation flux
25
2.3
Thermodynamic analysis
31
2.3.1
Significance of thermodynamic analysis
31
2.3.2
Energy balance equations
32
2.3.3
Exergy balance equations
36
2.3.4
Process efficiency
41
2.4
Solar radiation processes
45
2.4.1
Conversion of solar radiation into heat
45
2.4.2
Solar cylindrical-parabolic cooker
62
2.4.3
Solar chimney power plant
71
2.4.4
Photosynthesis
84
2.4.5
Photovoltaic
91
Exergy analysis of solar energy systems
97
3.1
Introduction
97
3.2
Energy and exergy aspects and analyses
98
vi
Table of contents
3.3
Case studies
100
3.3.1
Case study
1:
Exergy analysis of an integrated
solai,
ORC
system for power production
100
3.3.2
Case study
2:
Exergy analysis of solar photovoltaic/thermal
(PV/T) system for power and heat production
105
3.3.3
Case study
3:
Exergy assessment of an integrated solar
PV/T and triple effect absorption cooling system for
hydrogen and cooling production 111
3.4
Concluding remark
s
116
Solar energy collection and storage 11
9
4.1
Solar thermal energy collectors
119
4.1.1
Overview
119
4.1.2
Flat plate solar energy collectors
120
4.1.3
Evacuated tube collectors
121
4.1.4
Collector components
122
4.2
Integral collector storage systems
124
4.2.1
Integral passive solar water heaters
124
4.2.2
Salt gradient solar ponds
124
4.3
Concentrators
126
4.3.1
Introduction
126
4.3.2
Concentration systems
126
4.4
Solar water heating
128
4.4.1
Overview
128
4.4.2
Applicability of particular collector types to specific outlet
temperatures and diffuse fractions
129
4.4.3
Freeze protection methods
131
4.4.4
Sensible and latent heat storage
133
4.4.5
Analytical representation of thermosyphon solar energy
water heater
134
4.4.6
Solar water heater design
137
4.5
Solar energy collection and storage for drying crops
140
4.6
Solar energy collector and storage for thermal power generation
142
4.7
Overall system optimization
142
Basics of the photovoltaic thermal module 1
49
5.1
Introduction
149
5.2
PWT devices
151
5.2.1
Liquid PV/T collector
153
5.2.2
Air PV/T collector
154
5.2.3
Ventilated PV with heat recovery
157
5.2.4
PV/T concentrator
159
5.3
PV/T module concepts
160
5.3.1
Different types of PV/T modules
161
5.4
Techniques to
inprove
PV/T performance
162
5.5
Conclusion
165
Table
of contents
vii
6
Thermal modelling of parabolic trough collectors 1
7
1
6.1
Introduction
171
6.2
The energy model
176
6.2.1
Convection heat transfer between the HTF and the
receiver pipe
178
6.2.2
Conduction heat transfer through the receiver pipe wall
179
6.2.3
Heat transfer from the receiver pipe to the glass envelope
180
6.2.4
Conduction heat transfer through the glass envelope
182
6.2.5
Heat transfer from the glass envelope to the atmosphere
182
6.2.6
Solar irradiation absorption
184
6.3
Code testing
187
6.4
Conclusions
191
7
Salinity gradient solar ponds 1
95
7.1
Introduction
195
7.2
Solar pond
-
design philosophy
197
7.2.1
Sustainable use of resources
197
7.2.2
Best site characteristics
198
7.2.3
Performance and sizing
198
7.2.4
Liner, salt and water
199
7.2.5
Transient performance prediction
201
7.3
Solar pond
-
construction and operation
202
7.3.1
Set-up and maintenance
202
7.3.2
Turbidity control
204
7.3.3
Heat extraction
205
7.3.4
Performance monitoring
206
7.3.5
EEE (Energy, Environmental and Economic) benefit
evaluation
206
7.4
Solar ponds
-
worldwide
209
7.4.1
Solar ponds
-
Israel
209
7.4.2
Solar ponds
-
Australia
209
7.4.3
Solar ponds
-
USA
210
7.4.4
Solar ponds
-
Tibet, China
212
7.4.5
Solar ponds
-
India
213
7.5
Solar ponds
-
applications
214
7.5.1
Heating
214
7.5.2
Aquaculture
214
7.5.3
Desalination
215
7.5.4
Power production
215
7.6
Future directions
215
8
The solar thermal electrochemical production of energetic
molecules: Step
219
8.1
Introduction
219
8.2
Solar thermal electrochemical production of energetic molecules:
An overview
221
8.2.1
STEP theoretical background
221
viii Table
of contents
8.2.2
STEP solar
to chemical energy conversion efficiency
225
8.2.3
Identification of STEP consistent endothermic processes
230
8.3
Demonstrated step processes
233
8.3.1
STEP hydrogen
233
8.3.2
STEP carbon capture
233
8.3.3
STEP iron
239
8.3.4
STEP chlorine and magnesium production (chloride
electrolysis)
244
8.4
Step constraints
246
8.4.1
STEP limiting equations
246
8.4.2
Predicted STEP efficiencies for solar splitting of CO2
247
8.4.3
Scałeability
of STEP processes
249
8.5
Conclusions
250
9
Sotar
hydrogen production and CO2 recycling
257
9.1
Sustainable fuels with solar-based hyrogen production and
carbon dioxide recycling
257
9.2
Solar-based hydrogen production with water splitting methods
259
9.2.1
Solar-to-hydrogen efficiency of water splitting
processes
259
9.2.2
Matching the temperature requirements of solar-based
hydrogen production methods
261
9.2.3
Thermolysis, thermal decomposition and
thermochemical methods
262
9.2.4
Water electrolysis
267
9.2.5
Photoelectrolysis and photoelectrochemical water
splitting
270
9.2.6
Photochemical, photocatalytic,
photodissociation,
photodecomposition, and photolysis
272
9.2.7
Hybrid and other hydrogen production methods
275
9.3
Solar-based CO2 recycling with hydrogen
277
9.4
Summary
281
10
Photoelectrochemical cells for hydrogen production from
solar energy
293
10.1
Introduction
293
10.2
Photoelectrochemical cells systems overview
293
10.2.1
Solar water-splitting arrangements
293
10.2.2
Working principles of photoelectrochemical cells for
water-splitting
297
10.2.3
Materials overview
299
10.2.4
Stability issues
-
photocorrosion
304
10.2.5
PEC reactors
306
10.3
Electrochemical impendence spectroscopy
311
10.3.1
Fundamentals
312
10.3.2
Electrical analogues
315
10.3.3 EIS
analysis of PEC cells for water-splitting
318
Table
of contents
ix
10.4
Fundamentals in electrochemistry applied to
photoelectrochemical cells
320
10.4.1
Semiconductor energy
321
10.4.2
Continuity and kinetic equations
328
10.5
Pec cells bottlenecks and future prospects
333
11 Photobiohy
drogen
production and high-performance
photobioreactor
343
11.1
Introduction
343
11.2
General description of photobiohydrogen production
344
11.2.1
Photoautotrophic hydrogen production
344
11.2.2
Photoheterotrophic hydrogen production
347
11.2.3
Criticai
issues in photobiohydrogen production
348
11.3
Genetic and metabolic engineering
349
11.4
High-performance photobioreactor
352
11.4.1
Modification of photobioreactor configurations
352
11.4.2
Optimization of the operating parameters
357
11.4.3
Application of cell immobilization
361
11.5
Challenges and future directions
367
1
2
Decontamination of water by combined solar advanced oxidation
processes and
biotreatment
375
12.1
Introduction
375
12.2
Solar photo-fenton
376
12.2.1
Solar photo-Fenton hardware
378
12.3
Strategy for combining solar advanced oxidation processes and
biotreatment
382
12.3.1
Average oxidation state
383
12.3.2
Activated sludge respirometry
384
12.3.3
Zahn-Wellens test
386
12.3.4
Factors to be considered in designing a combined
system
388
12.4
Combining solar advanced oxidation processes and
biotreatment: Case
studies
389
12.4.1
Case study A: An unsuccessful AOP/biological
process
389
12.4.2
Case study B: A successful AOP/biological process
389
1
3
Solar driven advanced oxidation processes for water
decontamination and disinfection
395
13.1
Introduction
395
13.2
Solar radiation collection for AOPs applications
396
13.3
Solar homogenous photocatalysis
398
13.3.1
Degradation of organic pollutants by solar driven
photo-Fenton processes
399
13.3.2
Microorganisms inactivation by solar driven
photo-Fenton processes
400
χ
Table of contents
13.4
Solar heterogenous photocatalysis
403
13.4.1
Degradation of organic pollutants by solar driven
heterogeneous photocatalysis
405
13.4.2
Microorganisms inactivation by solar driven
heterogeneous photocatalysis
406
13.5
Challenges and perspectives
406
13.5.1
Photorreactor design
406
13.5.2
Suspended vs. immobilized photocatalyst
407
13.5.3
Visible light active photocatalyst materials
408
13.6
Conclusions
408
1
4
Solar energy conversion with thernnal cycles
4
1
3
14.1
Introduction
413
14.2
Solar concentration concept in thermal systems
414
14.3
Concentrating solar technologies
417
14.3.1
Linear focus
420
14.3.2
Parabolic trough
422
14.3.3
Reflectors
424
14.3.4
Heat collection element
425
14.3.5
Structure
427
14.3.6
Parabolic trough performance
428
14.3.7
Linear fresnel
430
14.3.8
Heat collection element
432
14.3.9
Reflectors
433
14.3.10
Linear Fresnel performance
434
14.3.11
Cost comparison of linear focus technologies
438
14.3.12
Point focus
438
14.3.13
Central receiver systems
439
14.3.14
Collector field
440
14.3.15
Central receiver
442
14.3.16
Solar dish
445
14.3.17
Receiver
446
14.3.18
Power system
447
14.4
Heat transfer fluids and storage
448
14.4.1
Heat transfer fluids
449
14.4.2
Storage
452
14.5
From heat to power
459
14.5.1
Rankine cycle
461
14.5.2
Rankine cycle performance
466
14.5.3
Stirling cycle
466
14.5.4
Stirling configurations
468
14.5.5
Stirling working fluids
471
14.6
Economics and future perspectives
472
1
5
Solar hybrid air-conditioning design for buildings in
hot and humid climates
485
15.1
Introduction
485
Table
of contents
xi
15.2
Design approaches of solar air-conditioning
486
15.2.1
The solar-electric approach
486
15.2.2
The solar-thermal approach
486
15.2.3
A hybrid approach to system design
490
15.2.4
A hybrid approach to energy sources and system design
491
15.3
Performance evaluation of various solar air-conditioning systems
492
15.3.1
Principal solar-thermal air-conditioning systems
493
15.3.2
SHAC with load sharing
494
15.3.3
SHAc with radiant cooling
495
15.3.4
SHAC coordinated with new indoor ventilation
strategies
497
15.3.5
SHAC for premises with high latent load
499
15.4
Application potential of SHAC in various hot and humid cities in
southeast
asia
501
15.5
Conclusion and future development
502
16
Solar-desiccaurtt air-conditioning systems
507
16.1
Introduction
507
16.1.1
Energy and environment
507
16.1.2
The building environment
508
16.2
The basic concept
510
16.2.1
Thermodynamic processes
510
16.2.2
Advantages of the open systems
512
16.2.3
Desiccant materials
513
16.3
Solid-based system
515
16.3.1
Basic concept
515
16.3.2
Typical systems
516
16.3.3
Modified systems
517
16.3.4
Hybrid systems
520
16.4
Liquid-based system
522
16.4.1
Basic concept
522
16.4.2
Typical systems
522
16.4.3
Modified systems
523
16
A A Hybrid systems
523
16.5
System application
525
16.5.1
Countries
525
í
6.5.2
Temperate regions
526
16.5.3
Sub-temperate regions
529
16.5.4
Hot and humid regions
531
16.6
Future and perspectives
536
1
7
Building integrated concentrating solar systems
545
17.1
Introduction to building integration of solar energy systems
545
17.1.1
Solar thermal systems and building integration
requirements
546
17.1.2
Solar photovoltaic systems and building integration
requirements
550
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Table
of contents
17.2
Building integrated concentrating systems
556
17.2.1
Physics of concentrating solar system
556
17.2.2
Types of concentrators
557
17.2.3
Building integrated concentrating photovoltaics
561
17.2.4
Building integrated solar thermal (concentrating)
575
17.2.5
Concentrating systems and building integration
requirements
578
17.3
Conclusions
579
1
8
Solar energy use in buildings
589
18.1
Introduction
589
18.2
Passive solar gains in cold and moderate climatic regions
590
18.2.1
Passive solar gains by glazing
592
18.3
Total energy transmittance of glazing
592
18.4
New glazing systems
596
18.5
Transparent thermal insulation (111)
597
18.6
Operational principle of transparent thermal insulation
597
18.7
Materials used and construction
601
18.8
Heat storage by interior building elements
602
18.9
Component temperatures for sudden temperature increases
605
18.10
Solar gains, shading strategies and air conditioning of buildings
609
18.11
Influence of the urban form on solar energy use in buildings
614
18.12
Residential buildings in an urban context
614
18.13
Site density effect and urban shading in moderate climates
614
18.14
Climate effect
617
18.15
Solar gains and glazing
618
18.16
Office buildings in an urban context
620
1
9
The contribution of bioclimatic architecture in the improvement
of outdoor urban spaces
623
19.1
Introduction
623
19.2
Mitigation strategies
625
19.2.1
Planted areas
626
19.2.2
Cool materials
627
19.2.3
Shadings
629
19.2.4
Thermal sinks
629
19.2.5
Combination and interplay of mitigation strategies
629
19.3
Experimental analysis of outdoor spaces
630
19.3.1
Assessment of outdoor comfort conditions
630
19.3.2
Assessment of bioclimatic technologies
634
19.4
Conclusions and future prospects
638
20
Legislation to foment the use of renewable energies and solar
thermal energy in building construction: The case of Spain
643
20.1
Introduction
643
20.2
European regulatory framework for renewable energy sources in
the context of the energy performance of buildings
643
Table
of contents
xiii
20.3
Application of
EU
regulations in member states: The case in spain
648
20.3.1
National action plan for renewable energies
649
20.3..2
Basic procedure for the certification of energy efficiency
651
20.3.3
The Spanish technical building code
652
20.3.4
Spanish regulations for thermal installations in buildings
653
20.4
The solar thermal system
654
20.5
The Spanish technical building code as a legal means to foment
the use of renewable energies in building construction
657
20.6
Measures to foment the use of renewable energies: Government
incentives
659
20.7
Economic impact of solar thermal energy
660
20.8
Conclusions
662
Subject index
665
Solar energy is available all over the world in different intensities.
Theoretically the solar energy available on the surface of the earth is enough
to support the energy requirements of the entire planet. However, in reality
progress and development of solar science and technology depends to a large
extent on human desires and needs. This is due to the various barriers to
overcome and to deal with the economics of practical utilization of solar energy
This book will introduce the rapid development and progress in the field
of solar energy applications for science and technology: the advancement in
the field of biological processes
&
chemical processes; electricity production;
mechanical operations
&
building operations enhanced by solar energy.
The volume covers bio-hydrogen production and other biological processes
related to solar energy; chemical processes for the production of hydrogen from
water and other endotherrmc processes using
salar
energy; the development
of thermo-electric production through solar energy; the development of solar
ponds for electric energy production; the mechanical operation with solar
energy; the building operation with solar energy optimization and urban
planning.
This book is an invaluable resource for scientists who need the scientific
and technological knowledge of the wide coverage of solar energy sciences and
engineering applications. This will further encourage researchers, scientists,
engineers and students to stimulate the use of solar energy as an alternative
energy source.
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
| indexdate | 2024-07-10T00:40:05Z |
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| isbn | 9781138000131 |
| language | English |
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| physical | XVIII, 673 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. |
| publishDate | 2014 |
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| publisher | CRC Press |
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| series2 | A Balkema book |
| spelling | Enteria, Napoleon Verfasser (DE-588)104645773X aut Solar energy sciences and engineering applications Napoleon Enteria ; Aliakbar Akbarzadeh Boca Raton [u.a.] CRC Press 2014 XVIII, 673 S. Ill., graph. Darst., Kt. txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier A Balkema book Erneuerbare Energien (DE-588)4068598-6 gnd rswk-swf Wärmespeicherung (DE-588)4188871-6 gnd rswk-swf Solartechnik (DE-588)4024299-7 gnd rswk-swf Solarthermie (DE-588)7679053-8 gnd rswk-swf Strahlungsumwandlung (DE-588)4233957-1 gnd rswk-swf Fotovoltaik (DE-588)4121476-6 gnd rswk-swf Wärmeübertragung (DE-588)4064211-2 gnd rswk-swf Sonnenstrahlung (DE-588)4139254-1 gnd rswk-swf Konzentrator Solartechnik (DE-588)4267934-5 gnd rswk-swf Sonnenenergie (DE-588)4055572-0 gnd rswk-swf Sonnenenergie (DE-588)4055572-0 s Fotovoltaik (DE-588)4121476-6 s DE-604 Erneuerbare Energien (DE-588)4068598-6 s Solartechnik (DE-588)4024299-7 s Sonnenstrahlung (DE-588)4139254-1 s Strahlungsumwandlung (DE-588)4233957-1 s Wärmeübertragung (DE-588)4064211-2 s Wärmespeicherung (DE-588)4188871-6 s Solarthermie (DE-588)7679053-8 s Konzentrator Solartechnik (DE-588)4267934-5 s Akbarzadeh, Aliakbar 1944- Verfasser (DE-588)1046457829 aut Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe 978-0-203-76205-9 Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=026098399&sequence=000003&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis Digitalisierung UB Bayreuth - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=026098399&sequence=000004&line_number=0002&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Klappentext |
| spellingShingle | Enteria, Napoleon Akbarzadeh, Aliakbar 1944- Solar energy sciences and engineering applications Erneuerbare Energien (DE-588)4068598-6 gnd Wärmespeicherung (DE-588)4188871-6 gnd Solartechnik (DE-588)4024299-7 gnd Solarthermie (DE-588)7679053-8 gnd Strahlungsumwandlung (DE-588)4233957-1 gnd Fotovoltaik (DE-588)4121476-6 gnd Wärmeübertragung (DE-588)4064211-2 gnd Sonnenstrahlung (DE-588)4139254-1 gnd Konzentrator Solartechnik (DE-588)4267934-5 gnd Sonnenenergie (DE-588)4055572-0 gnd |
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| title | Solar energy sciences and engineering applications |
| title_auth | Solar energy sciences and engineering applications |
| title_exact_search | Solar energy sciences and engineering applications |
| title_full | Solar energy sciences and engineering applications Napoleon Enteria ; Aliakbar Akbarzadeh |
| title_fullStr | Solar energy sciences and engineering applications Napoleon Enteria ; Aliakbar Akbarzadeh |
| title_full_unstemmed | Solar energy sciences and engineering applications Napoleon Enteria ; Aliakbar Akbarzadeh |
| title_short | Solar energy sciences and engineering applications |
| title_sort | solar energy sciences and engineering applications |
| topic | Erneuerbare Energien (DE-588)4068598-6 gnd Wärmespeicherung (DE-588)4188871-6 gnd Solartechnik (DE-588)4024299-7 gnd Solarthermie (DE-588)7679053-8 gnd Strahlungsumwandlung (DE-588)4233957-1 gnd Fotovoltaik (DE-588)4121476-6 gnd Wärmeübertragung (DE-588)4064211-2 gnd Sonnenstrahlung (DE-588)4139254-1 gnd Konzentrator Solartechnik (DE-588)4267934-5 gnd Sonnenenergie (DE-588)4055572-0 gnd |
| topic_facet | Erneuerbare Energien Wärmespeicherung Solartechnik Solarthermie Strahlungsumwandlung Fotovoltaik Wärmeübertragung Sonnenstrahlung Konzentrator Solartechnik Sonnenenergie |
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