This work summarizes the performance of photovoltaic thermal panels integrated with a heat pump in a Solar Assisted Heat Pump (SAHP) system working with a negative reduced temperature. This concept brings about a higher electric production, due to the lower temperature of the panels, and that the heat produced by PV/T panels can be used also during winter period. A detailed experimental campaign was conducted in an outdoor laboratory in real ambient conditions to evaluate the performance of PV/T panels in this configuration. The results show a very high thermal efficiency, which go beyond the value of 200% due to the contribution of the convective heat transfer with the ambient, which has a higher temperature than the working fluid flowing inside the PV/T panels.

Experimental performance evaluation of PV/T panels at negative reduced temperatures

Simonetti, Riccardo;Molinaroli, Luca;Manzolini, Giampaolo
2018-01-01

Abstract

This work summarizes the performance of photovoltaic thermal panels integrated with a heat pump in a Solar Assisted Heat Pump (SAHP) system working with a negative reduced temperature. This concept brings about a higher electric production, due to the lower temperature of the panels, and that the heat produced by PV/T panels can be used also during winter period. A detailed experimental campaign was conducted in an outdoor laboratory in real ambient conditions to evaluate the performance of PV/T panels in this configuration. The results show a very high thermal efficiency, which go beyond the value of 200% due to the contribution of the convective heat transfer with the ambient, which has a higher temperature than the working fluid flowing inside the PV/T panels.
2018
Proceedings of 12th International Conference on Solar Energy for Buildings and Industry
978-3-9820408-0-6
Photovoltaic thermal modules, Solar Assisted Heat Pumps.
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