Performance of Single Cell and Double Stacked Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Low Temperature Waste Heat Recovery

Thermoelectric generator (TEG) is an energy conversion technology that is capable of converting temperature difference into electrical output. This manuscript focused on different design setups of TEG module in recovering waste heat captured from hydrogen fuel cell vehicle (FCV) into useful electric...

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Published in:IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
Main Author: Mohamed W.A.N.W.; Zamri N.F.; Hamdan M.H.; Shah H.J.M.F.; Hanim N.H.M.
Format: Conference paper
Language:English
Published: Institute of Physics 2023
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Mohamed W.A.N.W.; Zamri N.F.; Hamdan M.H.; Shah H.J.M.F.; Hanim N.H.M.
Performance of Single Cell and Double Stacked Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Low Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
2023
IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science
1261
1
10.1088/1755-1315/1261/1/012007
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85180303986&doi=10.1088%2f1755-1315%2f1261%2f1%2f012007&partnerID=40&md5=148fe71a543391755069ae96fb784fd2
Thermoelectric generator (TEG) is an energy conversion technology that is capable of converting temperature difference into electrical output. This manuscript focused on different design setups of TEG module in recovering waste heat captured from hydrogen fuel cell vehicle (FCV) into useful electrical energy. Effects of single cell (SC) and double stacked (DS) TEG configurations were analysed before an additional heat sink (HS) was installed in the heating section for heat transfer enhancement. The performance of all design setups was tested under waste heat temperature (Twh) of 530C and 580C. Under Twh of 580C the maximum power point (MPP) was enhanced from 0.23mW/cm2 (SC TEG design setup) to 2.8mW/cm2 (DS TEG configuration with HS addition design setup), by approximately 92%. Rapid increase in MPP was obtained as HS was applied in the TEG module due to higher rate of waste heat capturing. The installation of HS is proved to be a successful add-on to the TEG module for WHR from low temperature waste heat. © 2023 Institute of Physics Publishing. All rights reserved.
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author Mohamed W.A.N.W.; Zamri N.F.; Hamdan M.H.; Shah H.J.M.F.; Hanim N.H.M.
spellingShingle Mohamed W.A.N.W.; Zamri N.F.; Hamdan M.H.; Shah H.J.M.F.; Hanim N.H.M.
Performance of Single Cell and Double Stacked Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Low Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
author_facet Mohamed W.A.N.W.; Zamri N.F.; Hamdan M.H.; Shah H.J.M.F.; Hanim N.H.M.
author_sort Mohamed W.A.N.W.; Zamri N.F.; Hamdan M.H.; Shah H.J.M.F.; Hanim N.H.M.
title Performance of Single Cell and Double Stacked Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Low Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
title_short Performance of Single Cell and Double Stacked Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Low Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
title_full Performance of Single Cell and Double Stacked Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Low Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
title_fullStr Performance of Single Cell and Double Stacked Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Low Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
title_full_unstemmed Performance of Single Cell and Double Stacked Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Low Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
title_sort Performance of Single Cell and Double Stacked Thermoelectric Generator Modules for Low Temperature Waste Heat Recovery
publishDate 2023
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description Thermoelectric generator (TEG) is an energy conversion technology that is capable of converting temperature difference into electrical output. This manuscript focused on different design setups of TEG module in recovering waste heat captured from hydrogen fuel cell vehicle (FCV) into useful electrical energy. Effects of single cell (SC) and double stacked (DS) TEG configurations were analysed before an additional heat sink (HS) was installed in the heating section for heat transfer enhancement. The performance of all design setups was tested under waste heat temperature (Twh) of 530C and 580C. Under Twh of 580C the maximum power point (MPP) was enhanced from 0.23mW/cm2 (SC TEG design setup) to 2.8mW/cm2 (DS TEG configuration with HS addition design setup), by approximately 92%. Rapid increase in MPP was obtained as HS was applied in the TEG module due to higher rate of waste heat capturing. The installation of HS is proved to be a successful add-on to the TEG module for WHR from low temperature waste heat. © 2023 Institute of Physics Publishing. All rights reserved.
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