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Title: Exergy analysis and environmental impact assessment of a photovoltaic-hydrogen production system
Authors: Yılancı, Ahmet
Öztürk, Harun Kemal
Dincer, I.
Ulu, Eylem Yılmaz
Çetin, Engin
Ekren, O.
Keywords: Environment
Exergy analysis
Hydrogen
PV-hydrogen production system
Solar energy
Average system
Charge controllers
Electrolysers
Exergy Analysis
Exergy destructions
Exergy efficiencies
Hydrogen production systems
Water electrolysis
Environmental impact
Environmental impact assessments
Exergy
Food products plants
Oxygen
Photovoltaic effects
Production engineering
Solar power generation
Solar radiation
Hydrogen production
Abstract: In this study, exergy analysis and environmental impact assessment of a Photovoltaic (PV)-hydrogen production system and its components are carried out. Actual data measured in the system are employed for analysis purposes. Daily hydrogen production amount from solar energy through water electrolysis is 4.43 kg. The average system exergy efficiency is determined to be 3.18%. It is found that the highest exergy destruction occurs in the PVs. In the PVs, 93.3% of the total exergy input (incoming solar exergy) is destroyed. The second highest exergy destruction is from the electrolyser as 4.76% of the total exergy destruction. The average percent exergy destructions are 1.29% and 1.94% for charge controllers-inverter and batteries, respectively. Copyright © 2011 Inderscience Enterprises Ltd.
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/11499/6098
https://doi.org/10.1504/IJEX.2011.038520
ISSN: 1742-8297
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