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WO2016005840A1
WO2016005840A1 PCT/IB2015/054606 IB2015054606W WO2016005840A1 WO 2016005840 A1 WO2016005840 A1 WO 2016005840A1 IB 2015054606 W IB2015054606 W IB 2015054606W WO 2016005840 A1 WO2016005840 A1 WO 2016005840A1
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Behrooz MIRZAEI ZIAPOUR
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  • the instant application describes a photovoltaic-thermal device that includes a housing unit, a photovoltaic panel, a fluid collector storage, and an absorber plate.
  • the photovoltaic panel is placed within the housing unit and includes a plurality of photoelectric cells configured to generate an electrical output in response to incident electromagnetic radiations.
  • the fluid collector storage is placed within the housing unit and configured to store fluid.
  • the absorber plate is placed within the housing unit between the photovoltaic panel and the fluid collector storage and configured to collect heat by absorbing electromagnetic radiations and to pass the collected heat to the fluid collector. The absorber plate separates the photovoltaic panel from the fluid collector storage.
  • the photovoltaic-thermal device may further include a fin panel placed within the housing unit between the absorber plate and the fluid collector storage and configured to increase an amount of the transfer of the absorbed heat from the absorber plate to the fluid collector storage.
  • the fin panel may separate the absorber plate from the fluid collector storage.
  • the photovoltaic-thermal device may further include a cover placed within the housing unit over the photovoltaic panel.
  • the cover may include a glass cover.
  • the plurality of photoelectric cells may be spaced apart from each under the glass cover on the absorber plate.
  • the absorber plate may be configured to absorb the heat generated from the electromagnetic radiations incident on the plurality of the photoelectric cells and incident directly on the absorber plate due to existing space between the plurality of photoelectric cells.
  • the electromagnetic radiation may include radiations generated from sunlight.
  • the fluid collector storage may include a water collector storage.
  • the water collector storage may include a thermometer shape having a neck portion and a body portion connected to the neck portion.
  • the neck portion may include half circular shape and the body portion may include a rectangular elongated shape when viewed from a side portion of the passive collector device.
  • the neck portion may be configured to store more water than the body portion.
  • the photovoltaic-thermal device may further include a fin panel placed within the housing unit between the absorber plate and the fluid collector storage and configured to increase an amount of transfer of the absorbed heat from the absorber plate to the water collector storage.
  • the fin panel may separate the absorber plate from the water collector storage. The heat may be transferred from the absorber plate to the water located at a top surface of the water collector storage in direct contact with the fin panel to thereby warm the water inside the water collector storage.
  • the water located inside the body portion may be heated faster than the water located a bottom surface of the water collector storage.
  • the convective movement of the water inside the water collector storage may start when water in the body portion is heated, causing the water in the body portion to expand and become less dense, and thus more buoyant than cooler water in the bottom surface of the water collector portion thereby replacing the cooler water in the bottom surface of the water collector portion.
  • the photovoltaic-thermal device may be located on a house roof at an inclination angle. The inclination angle may be selected so as to maximize an amount of solar radiation incident in a perpendicular direction on the photovoltaic panel.
  • the photovoltaic-thermal device may be configured to transfer heat from the absorber plate to the fluid storage collector without using a pump and a fluid pipe.
  • the fluid collector storage may be covered by an insulator layer to prevent heat scape from an interior of the fluid collector storage.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates an exemplary PVT passive system that can be used to generate both heat and electricity.
  • the instant application describes a photovoltaic-thermal
  • PV photovoltaic
  • thermal collector for co-generation of heat and electricity.
  • the PV panel may include solar cell array.
  • the solar cell array may be subjected to a solar radiation for generating electrical power for a variety of purposes, including powering conventional appliances.
  • the solar cell array may not convert all the solar radiation into the electrical power. Some of the radiation may, for example, be converted into heat, which may be absorbed by the thermal collector.
  • the thermal collector may be an integrated collector-storage solar water heater
  • the ICSSWH is combined with the PV panel in a single housing unit and may include an absorber plate and a fluid collector storage.
  • the fluid collector storage may a water collector storage. Due to its simple and compact structure, the ICSSWH may offer a promising approach for the solar water heating in the varied climates.
  • the absorber plate is configured to absorb the wasted heat from the solar cells arranged in the PV panel and transfer the heat to the water collector storage.
  • This transfer of the heat from the solar cells to the water collector storage results in heating the water inside the collector storage.
  • the heated water can be used for variety of purposes inside the house including providing hot water for the house.
  • the transfer of the heat from the solar cells to the water collector storage may also result in increasing the productivity of the solar cells by keeping the solar cells cool. That is, the transfer of the heat can prevent the increase of the temperature of the solar cells, which result in reduction of their productivity.
  • the PVT system is a PVT passive system.
  • PVT passive system may not use PV driven water pump to maintain a flow of water inside the collector.
  • the effects of the solar cell packing factor, the tank water mass and the collector area on the performance of the present PVT passive system have been investigated.
  • the simulation results showed that the high solar cell packing factor and the tank water mass are caused to the high total PVT passive system efficiency.
  • larger area of the collector is resulted to lower total PVT passive system efficiency.
  • the PVT passive system of the instant application may be advantageous compared to the prior art systems for several reasons.
  • the water collector storage may be separated from the absorber plate (e.g., not be located in the same housing unit as the absorber plate) and may be connected to the absorber plate via various pipes.
  • the water may travel from the water collector storage to the vicinity of the absorber plate via a first pipe.
  • the water may be heated by transfer of heat from the solar radiation to the water through the absorber plate.
  • the heated water may then be transferred back to the water collector storage through a second pipe. This circulation of the water may be made possible via a pump.
  • the PVT passive system of the instant application does not require a pump or plumbing to heat the water inside the water collector storage.
  • the water can be directly heated through the absorber plate since the water collector heater is located within the same housing unit as the absorber plate.
  • the PVT passive system of the instant application may be more economical to use than that the prior art system since the PVT passive system of the instant application does not require a pump or a pluming.
  • the PVT passive system of the instant application may be more efficient in heating the water inside the water collector storage since it can avoid the heat loss during the transfer of the heated water through return pipes to the water collector storage.
  • the PVT passive system of the instant application has a simpler design and can be designed by less skilled individuals in the field. To this end, the maintenance and repair of the PVT passive system of the instant application may be easier than that of the prior art. Additionally, the PVT passive system of the instant application can occupy less space than that of the prior art.
  • the panel can generate electricity which can be used for variety of purposes.
  • the electricity can be used to provide lighting for the house.
  • the electricity can be used to provide power for electrical appliances within the house such as, dishwasher, washing machine, microwave, etc.
  • the electricity can be used to charge a battery.
  • the solar cells' temperature may increase. This increased temperature may be absorbed by the absorber plate and transferred to the water collector storage.
  • the absorber plate can absorb heat incident directly on the absorber plate due to existing space between the plurality of photoelectric cells. The absorber plate transfers the absorbed heat to the water collector storage. The transfer of heat results in raising the temperature of the water within the water collector storage.
  • the water near the surface of the absorber plate may be heated first.
  • This heated water may have a lesser density than the water located farther away from the absorber plate.
  • This difference in density may cause a pressure difference between the water located near the absorber plate and the water located farther away from the absorber plate, which may in turn result in circulation of the water within the water collector storage.
  • the water heated near the absorber plate may travel to the bottom and the water at the bottom of the water collector storage may travel to the top near the absorber plate.
  • This circulation may be called a thermos phonic movement.
  • This movement may be slow and may be suitable for an environment in which slow movement of the water is desired and in which the solar radiation is weak such as for example in areas with cloudy or rainy weather. Due to the natural circulation of water, the PVT passive system of the instant application may not require a pump and therefore may be cheaper to design. Furthermore, the generated electricity may not be wasted for powering the pump.
  • FIG. 1 illustrates an exemplary PVT passive system 100 that can be used to generate both heat and electricity.
  • the PVT passive system 100 may include a housing unit 102, a cover 110, a PV panel 112, an absorber plate 114, a fin panel 116, and a fluid collector storage 118.
  • the housing unit 102 as shown integrates the PV panel 112, the absorber plate 114, and the fluid collector storage 118 into a single housing.
  • the cover 110 may be placed within the housing unit 102 over the PV panel 112.
  • the cover 110 may include a glass cover.
  • the cover 110 may include material other glass as long as the material is suitable for transferring the solar radiation to the PV panel 112 and the absorber plate 114.
  • the PV panel 112 may be placed within the housing unit 102 and may include a plurality of solar cells configured to generate an electrical output in response to incident electromagnetic radiations. Radiation from the sun 104 is incident on solar cells. The solar cells generate electrical power responsive to incident solar energy. In one implementation, the solar cells are spaced apart from each other under the glass cover 110 on the absorber plate 114.
  • the absorber plate 114 is placed within the housing unit between the PV panel
  • the absorber plate 114 is configured to absorb the heat generated from the electromagnetic radiations incident on the plurality of the photoelectric cells 112 and incident directly on the absorber plate 114 due to existing space between the plurality of photoelectric cells. The absorbed heat is then passed to the fluid collector storage 118.
  • the absorber plate may be made of aluminum material with thermal conductivity of 250 (W/mk) and the plate thickness of 0.002 (m).
  • the PV panel 112 is configured to convert only a small percentage of incident solar radiation to electricity and the rest is converted into heat, which can significantly increase the temperature of the PV panel 112 and reduce its productivity.
  • the absorber plate 114 is configured to absorb this heat and thereby reduce the temperature of the PV panel 112 and increase its productivity, as described in Ziapour, B., "Study of an Improved Integrated Collector-Storage Solar Water Heater Combined with the Photovoltaic Cells," Energy Conversion and Management, 86 (2014), pp. 587-594, the content of which is incorporated herein in its entirety.
  • the fluid collector storage 118 may include a water collector storage.
  • the water collector storage may include a thermometer shape having a body portion 120 and a neck portion 122.
  • the body portion 120 may be connected to the neck portion 122.
  • the neck portion 122 may include half circular shape and the body portion 120 may include a rectangular elongated shape when viewed from a side of the PVT passive system 100.
  • the neck portion 122 may be configured to store more water (higher volume) than the body portion 120. In one specific example, the neck portion 122 may be configured to store 4 times more water than the body portion 120.
  • the PVT passive system 100 may additionally include a fin panel 116.
  • the fin panel 116 may be placed within the housing unit 102 between the absorber plate 114 and the fluid collector storage 118.
  • the fin panel 116 is a surface that extends from the absorber plate 114 and is configured to increase the heat transfer from the absorber plate 114 to the water collector storage 118 by convection.
  • the fin panel 116 include parallel aluminum fins installed longitudinally back of the absorber plate 114 in the direction of the natural flow of the water to enhance the heat transfer rate and efficiency.
  • the fin panel 116 may separate the absorber plate 114 from the water collector storage 118. In this manner, the heat may be transferred from the absorber plate 114 to the water located at a top surface of the water collector storage 118 in direct contact with the fin panel 116 to thereby warm the water inside the water collector storage 118.
  • the fin panel 116 is a fin array which is an elongated one piece element that includes a plurality of fins. The size and the number of the fins may vary.
  • the water located inside the body portion 120 may be heated faster than the water located a bottom surface of the neck portion 122.
  • the convective movement of the water inside the water collector storage 118 may start when water in the body portion 120 is heated, causing the water in the body portion 120 to expand and become less dense, and thus more buoyant than cooler water in the bottom surface of the water collector portion (e.g., the water at the bottom of the neck portion 122) thereby replacing the cooler water in the bottom surface of the water collector portion. That is, the water inside the body portion 120 may be heated first and this heat may be transferred to the water at the bottom neck portion 122 via a thermos phonic movement. In this manner, the water inside the water collector storage 118 circulates and becomes warm.
  • the PVT passive system 100 may be located on a house roof at an inclination angle facing the sun.
  • the inclination angle may be selected so as to maximize the amount of solar radiation incident in a perpendicular direction on the PV panel 112.
  • inclination angle means, with respect to any flat collector surface, the angle formed between the horizontal (sometimes referred to herein as the "earth") and a line perpendicular to the PV panel 112 in the direction of the sun.
  • the PVT passive system of the instant application can be used to power and provide heated water for a single family home.
  • a single or multiple small PVT passive systems may be mounted in the signal family home (e.g., on the roof) to simultaneously provide electricity and heated water for the single family home.
  • the small PVT passive system may mean a module with an absorber plate having a size of one or two square meter.
  • the fluid collector storage may be covered by an insulator layer to prevent the heat from the fluid collector storage to escape to the surround environment.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne un dispositif photovoltaïque-thermique qui inclut une unité de logement, un panneau photovoltaïque, un récipient de collecteur de fluide, et une plaque d'absorbeur. Le panneau photovoltaïque est placé à l'intérieur de l'unité de logement et inclut une pluralité de cellules photoélectriques servant à générer une sortie électrique en réponse à des rayonnements électromagnétiques incidents. Le récipient de collecteur de fluide est placé à l'intérieur de l'unité de logement et sert à contenir un fluide. La plaque d'absorbeur est placée à l'intérieur de l'unité de logement entre le panneau photovoltaïque et le récipient de collecteur de fluide et sert à collecter la chaleur en absorbant des rayonnements électromagnétiques et de transmettre la chaleur collectée au collecteur de fluide. La plaque d'absorbeur sépare le panneau photovoltaïque du récipient de collecteur de fluide.
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