Towards an innovative spectral-splitting hybrid PV-T micro-concentrator | Zendy

Vernie Everett | Zendy; Yiliang Wu | Zendy; Alois Resch | Zendy; Matthieu Ebert | Zendy; M. Vivar | Zendy; Elizabeth Thomsen | Zendy; Judy Harvey | Zendy; Paul Scott | Zendy; Michael Greaves | Zendy; A. Tanner | Zendy; Andrew Blakers | Zendy

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Towards an innovative spectral-splitting hybrid PV-T micro-concentrator

Author(s) -

Vernie Everett,

Yiliang Wu,

Alois Resch,

Matthieu Ebert,

M. Vivar,

Elizabeth Thomsen,

Judy Harvey,

Paul Scott,

Michael Greaves,

A. Tanner,

Andrew Blakers

Publication year - 2012

Publication title -

aip conference proceedings

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.177

H-Index - 75

eISSN - 1551-7616

pISSN - 0094-243X

DOI - 10.1063/1.4753875

Subject(s) - concentrator , roof , materials science , thermal , degradation (telecommunications) , absorption (acoustics) , electricity , mechanical engineering , process engineering , optics , environmental science , engineering physics , optoelectronics , engineering , composite material , electrical engineering , civil engineering , physics , meteorology

A hybrid concentrator PV-Thermal (CPV-T) system for delivery of electricity and 150°C hot fluid in a structure suitable for roof-top installation on domestic, commercial, and industrial buildings is being developed by ANU in collaboration with the University of New South Wales, CSIRO, and industry partners. A first design based on beam-splitting utilising liquid-absorption filters is being analysed, with a study of the most suitable candidate fluids. An initial selection of four liquids was conducted; with the liquids subjected to accelerated tests to analyse their long-term performance and possible optical and chemical degradation. Some of the fluids showed optical changes after high temperature test and UV exposure, leading to slight yellowing.

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