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lecture in engineering taking very material like thermodynamic and fluid and renewable energy
BSc in 1999
MSc in 2004
PhD in 2021

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2021

A Novel Hybrid PV/T System for Sustainable Production of Distillate Water from the Cooling of the PV Module

AuthorsAngham Fadil Abed, Dhafeer Manee Hachim, Saleh E Najim
JournalIOP Conf. Series: Materials Science and Engineering
Abstract

A large portion of incident solar radiation on photovoltaic ( PV) panels is transformed into heat; thus, reducing photovoltaic panel power. The photovoltaic module's efficiency depends primarily on the ambient temperature, the temperature of the module, the incoming intensity of the solar radiation, and the composition of the PV material. Depending on the type of solar cells used, PV panel efficiency typically drops by 0.5 for each degree rise in temperature. The cooling technique is also beneficial to maintain the cell at the operating temperature and should be such that, with a uniform distribution, it holds the average cell temperature to its minimum values. The supply of drinking water is increasingly declining with increasing population, growth, and environmental pollution. Therefore, it is appropriate to concentrate on available distilling water. Due to its low cost, energy, and ability requirements, solar still is one of the promising technologies available for water purification. The current work attempts numerically to suggest and analyze the production of distilled water, electric power, and heating water for domestic by utilizing a simple passive cooling technique for a new hybrid PV/T. The present work benefits from the unwilled heat of PV panel to obtain freshwater without the construction of solar still by putting a glass cover on the original frame of PV. The system's performance is investigated from various aspects such as distilled water yield, production of electrical and thermal power instantaneously, and daily by considering three types of mass flow rate in inner wick and four types in the outer wick. Results show that the mass flow rate of inner wick does not significantly affect the temperature of PV and distilled water yield, but the mass flow rate in outer wick has affected distilling water. The production of water was maximum for the CPVWD module and is increased by about 65.73% more than that for the PVWD. The CPVWD module is found to display the highest electrical efficiency while the PVWD shows the lowest value. Good agreement between the present results and previous works was found.

2021

Numerical Simulation of Heat Transfer from PV Panel with a Wetted Porous Wick

AuthorsAngham Fadil Abed, Dhafeer Manee Hachim , Saleh E. Najim
Journal Basrah Journal for Engineering Sciences
Abstract

The panel absorbed solar radiation and majority of this radiation is transform into a heat, and it is usually wasted and useless. At higher cell temperature, the current out of the cell has an unnoticeable rise, but the voltage value will drop significantly, resulting in a reduction in maximum power produced. The cooling method is therefore beneficial to keep the panel at the operation temperature. A simulation model is developed using COMSOL Multiphysics software version 3.5 software to investigate the enhancement in performance of a PV water cooling module (PVW module) based on a passive and simple cooling technique using a wetted cotton porous wick attached on the PV panel's back side and compare with uncooled PV panel (PVREF module). Unsteady, laminar and 2-D, the flow in the proposed modules is assumed. The input parameters were taken from a real weather condition was perform in Najaf-Iraq. The effect of variation of mass flow rate is also studied in the present work. Good agreement was obtained for PVREF module with previously researches.

Boosting storage collector efficiency with new corrugated absorbers: A numerical simulation approach

AuthorsAngham Fadil Abed, Raisan Faris Hamad Adel A. Eidan Mohammed J. Alshukri
JournalCleaner Engineering and Technology
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This paper presents a numerical investigation of the performance of a rectangular storage solar collector with three different absorber plate shapes: smooth, parabolic, and triangular. The research employs threedimensional, unsteady modeling using COMSOL software version 5.5 to simulate a solar storage collector system in Kufa-Najaf’s climatic conditions. Two days in November and July were selected to evaluate the system’s performance under various atmospheric conditions. The results showed that the highest water temperature for a no-load condition was 36.2 ◦C in November and 51.7 ◦C in July. For a triangular corrugation absorber storage collector under load, the largest temperature difference between the outflow and inflow temperatures was 14.9 ◦C at 1 p.m. and 11.9 ◦C at sunset in November, while the maximum temperature difference was 13.4 ◦C at 4 p.m. in July. The study also found that the total efficiency of the triangular corrugation absorber storage collector was higher than that of the other designs, and generally, the total efficiency under no-load conditions was lower than the load. The present work offers a novel solar storage collector configuration with a parabolic or triangular roughened integrated plate absorber, which enhances heat transfer, promoting energy efficiency and improving outlet water temperature.

Performance Enhancement of a Solar Air Collector Using a V-Corrugated Absorber

AuthorsAngham fadil Abed, Ruaa Braz Dahham , Noora Abdul Wahid Hashim1 , Raisan Faris Hamad
JournalJournal of Aerospace Technology and Management
Abstract

Solar energy is one of the most efficient forms of renewable energy. Solar air collectors are promising utilization of solar energy. The present study used unsteady three-dimensional Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) analysis to investigate the heat transfer and fluid friction in solar air collectors with smooth and v-corrugation absorber plates. The studied parameters are Reynolds number, v-corrugation height, and pitch. Three Reynolds number (500, 1000, 1500) values were used with three arrangements configuration of the v-corrugation of relative heights of 0.10, 0.16, and 0.23. Roughness pitches varied between 1.33, 1.66, and 2. By comparing the simulated thermal efficiency with the currently known experimental values, great agreement can be approved. Results show the superiority of the performance of v-corrugated collector against the traditional or smooth type. The outlet temperature obtained in case of relative roughness height = 0.23 and relative roughness pitch = 2 is 61 °C, while it is 53 °C for a smooth type. Also, a higher thermal efficiency of 46.7 % can be obtained compared to 33.01% for smooth type.

Improve the Performance of Integrated Collector Storage-Solar Water Heater by using Glazing Confined Air Space: A Numerical Simulation Approach

AuthorsAngham Fadil Abed, Noora A. Hashim, Rasha Hayder Hashim1
JournalJournal of Advanced Research in Fluid Mechanics and Thermal Sciences
Abstract

A numerical study is presented by double-glazed the conventional rectangular integrated collector storage-solar water heater with internal obstacle in the storage container which improving the performance and making them convenience for household uses. A three-dimensional, laminar and unsteady numerical simulation with the aiding of COMSOL 5.5 software is used to investigate three shapes of integrated collector storage-solar water heaters (single glazed, double glazed, and double glaze-obstacle). The governing equations which represented of conservation equations of mass, momentum and energy. The performance of these systems was tested along two days in February and July during different atmospheric conditions at Kufa-Iraq. In these days, the water temperature reached a maximum value of 61.02 ℃ for no-load condition when the tap temperature was 39.3℃. Obstacle and glazed integrated collector storage –solar water heater shows the higher performance as compared with the two other heaters with a maximum value of instantaneous efficiency of 59.95 % in February.Also, the average Nusselt number and heat transfer between the absorber plate and confined air decreases and this increase a storage water temperature. In general, the total efficiency under no-load conditions is lower than on load case. The results were compared to previous theoretical and experimental work and show a good agreement with a maximum error that not exceeds to (4.24 %).

Effect of Nanoparticles and Phase Change Materials in Enhancement of Solar Stills: A Review

AuthorsRasha Hayder Hashim, Muna Hameed AlturaihiSaddam Khalsan Al-RaheemAngham fadil Abed
JournalAmerican Journal of Sciences and Engineering Research
Abstract

Clean water is becoming increasingly difficult to come by, particularly for those who live in rural andcoastal locations. The water must be treated before use, even for individuals who discover subterranean water.The solar still is a free, environmentally responsible gadget that uses green energy to turn salty water intodrinking water. Researchers have tried a number of methods to increase the productivity of solar distillersbecause their daily output is so low. Owing to their advantageous optical and thermophysical qualities, someresearchers have employed the nanoparticles alone or in combination with phase-changing materials. Amongother approaches, using nanoparticles and solid particles with a diameter between 1 and 100 nm has been usedfor the past 20 years. Utilizing nanoparticles alone or in combination with phase change materials in active andpassive desalination systems, the current review paper explores which nanoparticles are most appropriate forsolar stills. After review, it was discovered that the still's use of nanoparticles and phase change materialsenhanced both its daily productivity and efficiency

Review of Phase Change Materials Technique Used to Enhance the Performance of Single Slope Solar Stills for a Solar Water Desalination

AuthorsAngham Fadil Abed
JournalAmerican Journal of Sciences and Engineering Research
Abstract

Clean water is becoming increasingly difficult to come by, particularly for those who live in rural and coastal locations. The water must be treated before use, even for individuals who discover subterranean water. The most effective method for desalinating and purifying muddy water is to use solar thermal energy, which is freely available. The lack of sufficient clean freshwater sources and the abundance of contaminated water that could potentially be turned into drinkable water are the main motivators for this endeavor. Among the many designs on the market, solar stills using phase-change materials seem appealing for thermal applications in secluded and wet environments. One possible method to capture heat and lower losses in solar stills is to employ phase change material (PCM). The review paper's main objective is to investigate the use of PCMs in single slope solar stills to boost distillate yield. We also go over the best PCMs depending on the kind of solar still.

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