Modeling and Thermodynamic Analysis of Solar Collector Cogeneration for Residential Building Energy Supply

Concerns about limited energy resources and environmental problems are growing. One of the solutions to increase energy efficiency is to produce it sparsely. In this regard, cogeneration systems are of particular importance. The home sector is one of the most consumed sectors due to the potential of...

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Published in:Journal of engineering (Cairo, Egypt) Egypt), 2022-07, Vol.2022, p.1-6
Main Authors: Smaisim, Ghassan F., Abed, Azher M., Hadrawi, Salema K., Shamel, Ali
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Alternative energy sources
Cogeneration
Economic analysis
Efficiency
Electricity
Electron tubes
Energy consumption
Energy sources
Environmental impact
Heat
Hot water heating
Modelling
Optimization
Per capita
Radiation
Renewable resources
Residential buildings
Residential energy
Solar cycle
Solar energy
Solar radiation
Water demand
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Cogeneration
Economic analysis
Efficiency
Electricity
Electron tubes
Energy consumption
Energy sources
Environmental impact
Heat
Hot water heating
Modelling
Optimization
Per capita
Radiation
Renewable resources
Residential buildings
Residential energy
Solar cycle
Solar energy
Solar radiation
Water demand
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