Performance assessment of a Trigeneration plant driven by concentrated photovoltaic thermal system

This study examines a Trigeneration system designed to provide cooling, heating and electricity for residential applications using a concentrated photovoltaic thermal system (CPVT). The CPVT system supplies the thermal energy for both cooling and electricity generation. The waste heat produced by the CPVT is utilized in buildings. The system operates with R124 as the fluid refrigerant. The results show that the proposed Trigeneration system reaches a maximum exergy efficiency of 12% and a thermal efficiency of 42%. Overall, the analyzed Trigeneration system demonstrates an efficient approach by integrating the concentrated photovoltaic thermal to produce cooling, heating and electricity for residential applications.

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Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
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2025-05-21
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https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/202532604003/pdf
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Thermodynamic and Exergetic Analyses of Power and Cooling Systems
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Performance assessment of a Trigeneration plant driven by concentrated photovoltaic thermal system

Ahmed Khouya, Salim Khammal
Springer Link (Chiba Institute of Technology)
Thermodynamic and Exergetic Analyses of Power and Cooling Systems
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Performance assessment of a Trigeneration plant driven by concentrated photovoltaic thermal system

Ahmed Khouya, Salim Khammal
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Abstract

This study examines a Trigeneration system designed to provide cooling, heating and electricity for residential applications using a concentrated photovoltaic thermal system (CPVT). The CPVT system supplies the thermal energy for both cooling and electricity generation. The waste heat produced by the CPVT is utilized in buildings. The system operates with R124 as the fluid refrigerant. The results show that the proposed Trigeneration system reaches a maximum exergy efficiency of 12% and a thermal efficiency of 42%. Overall, the analyzed Trigeneration system demonstrates an efficient approach by integrating the concentrated photovoltaic thermal to produce cooling, heating and electricity for residential applications.

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