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Echangeur à plaques]]>
Canal plan corrugué]]>
Volumes finis]]>
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La préoccupation de fabriquer des échangeurs de chaleur de plus en plus compacts conduit à rechercher des procédés d’intensification des échangeurs de chaleur. La présente étude est une contribution à l’étude thermique et dynamique d’un canal plan corrugué simulant un canal d’échangeur à plaques. Une procédure numérique basée sur la méthode des volumes finis est appliquée pour la résolution des équations différentielles régissant l’écoulement. Les résultats obtenus cernent l’influence de certains paramètres géométriques et physiques à savoir la forme du canal et le nombre de Reynolds Re sur le comportement dynamique et thermique.]]>
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Solar refrigerator]]>
Adsorption]]>
Heat and mass transfer]]>
tivated carbon AC-35 / methanol]]>
Solar performance coefficient]]>
In this paper a theoretical model of the heat and mass processes in a tubular adsorber of a solid adsorption solar refrigerator is established. The modelling and the analysis of the adsorber is the key of such studies because of the complex coupled heat and mass transfer phenomena that occur during the working refrigeration cycle. This model consists of the energy equation in the adsorbent layers, the energy balance equation of the adsorber wall, and state equation of the bivariant solidvapour equilibrium using the Dubinin-Astakhov model to describe the phenomena of adsorption with the pair activated carbon AC-35/ methanol as an adsorbent/adsorbate. The influence of the main parameters on the system is also discussed.]]>
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10.54966/jreen.v10i3]]>
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2023-11-12]]>
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var str = 'Elaboration et étude des couches minces de SnO2 obtenu par évaporation sous vide et recuites sous oxygène';
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Etain]]>
Oxyde d’étain]]>
Evaporation sous vide]]>
Cellules solaires]]>
Matériaux photovoltaïques]]>
Recuit thermique]]>
DRX]]>
EDX]]>
MEB]]>
Le dioxyde d’étain est un matériau largement utilisé dans différents domaines d’applications électroniques et optiques, notamment, dans la conception des cellules photovoltaïques nanocristallines à base de colorant qui est notre objectif. Cet article présente l’élaboration des couches minces de dioxyde d’étain par recuit sous oxygène de couches minces d’étain obtenues par évaporation sous vide. Cette méthode consiste à évaporer sous vide des couches d’étain sur des substrats en verre ordinaire. Dans un premier temps, nous avons remarqué que l’épaisseur de la couche d’étain ainsi que le temps de recuit influe sur la cristallinité de la couche de SnO2. Ainsi, un recuit effectué à 300 °C sous oxygène laisse la couche amorphe. Le SnO2 est obtenu pour un recuit de 2 heures à 500 °C d’une couche de 1000 Å d’étain. C’est pour cette raison que nous choisissons des couches d’épaisseur 1000 Å et des températures de recuit de 500 °C. Dans ces conditions et sous flux d’oxygène, on obtient la cristallisation du Sn en SnO2 de structure tétragonale. L’analyse par diffraction de rayons X permet de déterminer la nature des phases formées. Le film d’étain formé par évaporation sous vide est cristallin il est de structure tétragonale composé de grains de différentes tailles séparés par des joints de grains. A 500 °C et pour une durée de recuit de deux heures le dioxyde d’étain (SnO2) de structure tétragonal apparaît et augmente en quantité lorsque le temps de recuit augmente et cela jusqu’à dix heures. Les différentes techniques d’analyse utilisées telles que la Microscopie électronique environnementales, l’analyse EDX et DRX se complètent pour confirmer les résultats obtenus.]]>
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10.54966/jreen.v10i3]]>
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2023-11-12]]>
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var str = 'Etude de l’effet thermique des différentes polarisations dans une pile à combustible de type SOFC';
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SOFC]]>
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Surtension]]>
Activation ohmique]]>
Réaction]]>
C’est l’enthalpie de formation de l’eau qui est l’origine de la transformation de l’énergie chimique en énergie électrique dans les piles à combustible. Dans le cas des piles à oxyde solide (SOFC), le carburant et le comburant, respectivement à l’anode et à la cathode, diffusent à travers les deux électrodes vers les interfaces avec l’électrolyte où les réactions chimiques exothermiques et endothermiques auront lieu. L’augmentation de la température, dans les électrodes et l’électrolyte de la pile, est due à la surtension d’activation (transfert de charge), à la surtension ohmique (résistance de polarisation), à la surtension de réaction (chaleur dégagée par la réaction chimique) et à la surtension de diffusion. Le but de cette étude est d’analyser l’effet de ces différentes sources de chaleur dans deux plans distincts, parallèle et perpendiculaire au sens de l’écoulement des gaz. La localisation et la valeur maximale de la température sont étudiées pour une densité de courant imposée. L’équation de l’énergie à deux dimensions est résolue numériquement en utilisant la méthode des volumes finis. Un programme informatique (fortran) est développé localement à cet effet, afin d’obtenir des champs de température pour chaque élément de la pile.]]>
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Journal of Renewable Energies; Vol. 10 No 3 (2007): Volume 10 (Regular); 345 – 355]]>
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10.54966/jreen.v10i3]]>
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2023-11-12]]>
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Inverter]]>
Grid]]>
MPPT]]>
CIG]]>
This paper presents a simulation model of the electric part of a grid connected photovoltaic generator. The model contains a detailed representation of the main components of the system that are the solar array, boost converter and the grid side inverter. A proper control of the DC/DC converter is developed in order to extract the maximum amount of from the photovoltaic generator. The grid interface inverter transfers the energy drawn from the PV module into the grid by keeping common dc voltage constant. The PQ control approach has been presented for the inverter. Modelling and control is carried out using the causal informational graph method. The simulation results under Matlab/Simulink show the control performance and dynamic behaviour of grid connected photovoltaic system.]]>
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Journal of Renewable Energies; Vol. 10 No 3 (2007): Volume 10 (Regular); 335 – 344]]>
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2023-11-12]]>
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Wind energy]]>
Wind power density]]>
Wind resources assessment]]>
Weibull distribution]]>
Wind has been proven as a cost effective and reliable energy source. Technological advancements over the last years have placed wind energy in a firm position to compete with conventional power generation technologies. Algeria has a vast uninhabited land area where the south (desert) represents the greatest part with considerable wind regime. In this paper, an analysis of wind energy utilization as a viable energy substitute in six selected sites widely distributed all over the south of Algeria is presented. In this presentation, wind speed frequency distributions data obtained from the Algerian Meteorological Office are used to calculate the average wind speed and the available wind power. The annual energy produced by the Fuhrlander FL 30 wind machine is obtained using two methods. The analysis shows that in the southern Algeria, at 10 m height, the available wind power was found to vary between 160 and 280 W/m2, except for Tamanrasset. The highest potential wind power was found at Adrar, with 88 % of the time the wind speed is above 3 m/s. Besides, it is found that the annual wind energy generated by that machine lie between 33 and 61 MWh, except for Tamanrasset, with only 17 MWh. Since the wind turbines are usually installed at a height greater than 10 m, an increased output of wind energy can be expected. However, the wind resource appears to be suitable for power production on the south and it could provide a viable substitute to diesel oil for irrigation pumps and electricity generation.]]>
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Journal of Renewable Energies; Vol. 10 No 3 (2007): Volume 10 (Regular); 321 – 333]]>
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10.54966/jreen.v10i3]]>
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2023-11-12]]>
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Artemisia herba-alba]]>
Sorption isotherms]]>
Thermodynamic properties]]>
Sorption isotherms of Artemisia herba-alba were determined at three temperatures (30, 40 and 50 °C) and in the range of water activity varying from 0.0572 to 0.898. The hysteresis effect was distinctly observed in the range of temperature tested. Five sorption models were used to fit the experimental data. The GAB equation was the best model describing the equilibrium moisture data for desorption. The modified Halsey equation was the most suitable model for describing adsorption isotherms. Thermodynamic properties such as differential enthalpy and entropy were determined from moisture sorption data, using the Clausius-Clapeyron equation. The experimental data showed that enthalpy-entropy compensation theory was applicable for the moisture sorption behaviour of Artemisia herba-alba.]]>
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Journal of Renewable Energies; Vol. 10 No 3 (2007): Volume 10 (Regular); 311 – 320]]>
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2023-11-12]]>
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var str = 'Solar hydrogen energy: the European/Maghreb connection a new way of excellence for a sustainable energy development';
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Solar hydrogen energy]]>
Maghreb]]>
Europe]]>
Connection]]>
Security supply]]>
The global sustainability is a key word of the future energy system for human beings. It should be friendly to our earth. Hydrogen energy is a critical resource to sustainable energy development. Over the coming decades, rapid economic growth will necessitate expanded and diversified energy supplies. This study is proposed to illustrate the attention to the opportunities and possibilities of connecting the energy consumer in North Mediterranean countries, to the reservoir of the Great Sahara of North Africa using hydrogen as a solar energy carrier. It also discusses cooperation between North Africa and north sides of the Mediterranean that has been going on for a long time, in oil and natural gas industry, and why can not be done in solar hydrogen energy industry, which will reduce pollution and will last for ever. Clearly, North Africa is major bilateral partner with the Europe and the people of the two shares of the Mediterranean will be work together and to built strategic relationships for many decades. In the future, North Africa countries are wellpositioned to play a greater role in the Europe clean energy equation. Demographically, interregional migration due to economic concerns will decline. Now, there are good chances to start such cooperation for the benefits of all partners.]]>
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Au vu des potentiels énergétiques solaires, géothermiques et éoliens existants en Algérie, leurs utilisations pour le développement économique de certaines régions semblent favorables. De par sa vocation agricole, et au vu des potentialités énergétiques éoliennes déterminés par l’étude préalable, l’implantation d’aérogénérateurs de pompage dans la Wilaya du Chlef semble indiqué. Le choix d’un aérogénérateur passe inévitablement par la caractérisation éolienne du site d’implantation, d’où l’attention qu’il faut nécessairement apporter à l’estimation du potentiel énergétique local. Le but du présent sujet est l’établissement de l’atlas vent de la région de Cheliff. En premier lieu, une étude statistique des mesures de vent basée sur la distribution de Weibull permet la détermination des vitesses moyennes annuelles du vent. Ceci a permis l’établissement la carte du vent de la région étudiée. La deuxième partie est consacrée à l’estimation du potentiel énergétique éolien de la vallée de Cheliff et au tracé de l’atlas de la densité de puissance de la région. Les résultats ont montré que le site de Ténès est le plus venté de la région étudiée.]]>
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Journal of Renewable Energies; Vol. 10 No 4 (2007): Volume 10 (Regular); 583 – 588]]>
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1112-2242]]>
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2023-11-12]]>
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In this paper, the results of investigation of the spectral characteristics of the injectional photodiodes with a varied base are presented under the condition of the existence of Galvanomagnetorecombination (GMR) effect. This is the redistribution majority and minority charge carriers within the volume of the semiconductors in the presence of the magnetic field and the formation of non equilibrium electron hole plasma [1].]]>
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Journal of Renewable Energies; Vol. 10 No. 4 (2007): Volume 10 (Regular); 579 – 582]]>
Journal of Renewable Energies; Vol. 10 No 4 (2007): Volume 10 (Regular); 579 – 582]]>
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