For use in gas fired thermophotovoltaic systems, a selective emitter made from Yb2O3 foam ceramic has been developed. This foam ceramic is mechanically stable and FTIR spectroscopy showed that 10 % of the radiation power emitted by the foam can be converted by Si photocells. The thermal and thermal-shock stability of Yb2O3 foam ceramic was analysed. The foam passed 200 heating / cooling cycles without major damage. Tubes were manufactured from this material and tested in a thermophotovoltaic demonstration system. An electrical power of 86 W was achieved at a thermal power of 16 kW. Using a simulation model, a potential efficiency of a thermophotovoltaic system based on our technology applied for the conversion of concentrated solar radiatio...
The US Naval Academy (USNA) has recently completed an engineering design project for a high temperat...
This work provides the design methods and performance estimates of the radioisotope thermophotovolta...
Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) systems represent an indirect, and potentially highly efficient means to co...
Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) systems represent an indirect, and potentially highly efficient, means to c...
The work is focused on research and development of a suitable method for creating a selective emitte...
The use of ceramic porous coatings as selective emitters for thermophotovoltaic applications is prop...
The spectral emissivity of Yb3+ in a series of compounds has been investigated to study the effects ...
Thermophotovoltaics is a promising technology for heat recovery and has garnered tremendous attentio...
The thermophotovoltaic (TPV) generator converts radiant energy from a high temperature emitter eleme...
Thermophotovoltaics (TPV) is a potentially attractive direct energy conversion technology. It reduce...
This thesis explored the development of isothermal selective emitters for harvesting thermal energy ...
Ceramic materials are the most promising candidates for the thermostructural components of thermopho...
This US Naval Academy project involves the development of a prototype thermophotovoltaic (TPV) gener...
Porous media combustion (PMC) is characterised by intense heat exchange from the combustion gases to...
Like batteries, thermophotovoltaic generators produce DC electricity quietly. TPV uses infrared phot...
The US Naval Academy (USNA) has recently completed an engineering design project for a high temperat...
This work provides the design methods and performance estimates of the radioisotope thermophotovolta...
Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) systems represent an indirect, and potentially highly efficient means to co...
Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) systems represent an indirect, and potentially highly efficient, means to c...
The work is focused on research and development of a suitable method for creating a selective emitte...
The use of ceramic porous coatings as selective emitters for thermophotovoltaic applications is prop...
The spectral emissivity of Yb3+ in a series of compounds has been investigated to study the effects ...
Thermophotovoltaics is a promising technology for heat recovery and has garnered tremendous attentio...
The thermophotovoltaic (TPV) generator converts radiant energy from a high temperature emitter eleme...
Thermophotovoltaics (TPV) is a potentially attractive direct energy conversion technology. It reduce...
This thesis explored the development of isothermal selective emitters for harvesting thermal energy ...
Ceramic materials are the most promising candidates for the thermostructural components of thermopho...
This US Naval Academy project involves the development of a prototype thermophotovoltaic (TPV) gener...
Porous media combustion (PMC) is characterised by intense heat exchange from the combustion gases to...
Like batteries, thermophotovoltaic generators produce DC electricity quietly. TPV uses infrared phot...
The US Naval Academy (USNA) has recently completed an engineering design project for a high temperat...
This work provides the design methods and performance estimates of the radioisotope thermophotovolta...
Thermophotovoltaic (TPV) systems represent an indirect, and potentially highly efficient means to co...