Zhejiang University Solar Thermal Power Generation
In this paper, the main components of solar thermal power systems including solar collectors, concentrators, TES systems and different types of heat transfer fluids (HTFs) used in solar farms
Zhejiang University Solar Thermal Power Generation
His research interests focus on renewable energy technologies, including concentrated solar power (CSP), solar thermal utilization, biomass thermal conversion and conductive biomass
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Phone 13616519825 E-mail jackway@zju .cn Address Lidasan Blg. 304 Research two-phase flow and heat transfer, flow boiling, solar thermal technology, heat pipe, themosyphon, natural...
Chip-scale solar thermal electrical power generation
In this paper, we demonstrate a compact, chip-based device that allows for direct storage of solar energy as chemical energy that is released in the form of heat on demand and then
CCTV Praises Academician Cen Kefa from Zhejiang University for His
Under the leadership of Academician Cen Kefa, the research team at Zhejiang University embarked on the exploration of CSP.
Institutes
The institute mainly teaches core professional basic courses for engineering undergraduates and postgraduates majoring in power engineering and engineering thermophysics, among which
Synergizing radiative cooling and solar power generation
To address the significant challenge of harmonizing radiative cooling with solar energy harvesting into a cohesive system, researchers have introduced two innovative solutions, each
Jialu Tian''s research works | Zhejiang University, Hangzhou (ZJU) and
In this study, a novel cascade photovoltaic power generation system via full-spectrum splitting and residual-spectrum reshaping is proposed to realize the cascade conversion of solar energy.
Sustainable Development of Photovoltaic Market in Zhejiang, China
By calculating the power generation of PV power stations in Zhejiang Province over a 30-year period as shown in Table 4, we can deduce the energy savings and emission reductions
Gang XIAO | Professor | Ph.D | Zhejiang University, Hangzhou | ZJU
A solar simulator of 54 kW of electric power, including 9 Xe-arc lamps, was designed and analysed by the Monte-Carlo ray tracing method. Radiations of the 9 lamps are measured by a power sensor.