Nysted, Vilde Stueland Lindholm, Dag Selj, Josefine Kjeldstad, Torunn
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EPJ Photovoltaics
Floating photovoltaics (FPV) is rapidly emerging as a promising alternative to ground-mounted PV (GPV) where available land area is scarce or expensive. Improved cooling has often been reported as a benefit of FPV, as cell temperature is an important parameter for the performance of a PV system. However, more recent literature shows that the coolin...
vlček, matěj
Tato bakalářská práce popisuje základy energie větru a jeho využití v minulosti a současnosti, kde probírá jeho využití k výrobě elektrické energie ve světě a v České republice. Dále se jsou zde probrány typy a základní parametry větrných turbín, způsoby regulace výkonu a popis nejrozšířenější větrné elektrárny se vztlakovou turbínou a horizontální...
Swain, Kunjabihari Cherukuri, Murthy Samanta, Indu Sekhar Pati, Abhilash Giri, Jayant Panigrahi, Amrutanshu Qin, Hong Mallik, Saurav
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Frontiers in Computer Science
This research presents a process for analyzing a hybrid microgrid's dependability using a fuzzy Markov model. The research initiated an analysis of the various microgrid components, such as wind power systems, solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, and battery storage systems. The states that are induced by component failures are represented using a stat...
staněk, marek
Tato práce se zabývá návrhem malých větrných elektráren na střechu bytové domu v Praze 13 pro napájení tepelných čerpadel v různých výkonových a technologicko instalačních variantách, včetně jejich finančně energetických zhodnocení. / This work deals with the design of small rooftop wind power plants on a residential building in Prague 13 for suppl...
Robinson, Sharon A Revell, Laura E Mackenzie, Roy Ossola, Rachele
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Global change biology
Stratospheric ozone, which has been depleted in recent decades by the release of anthropogenic gases, is critical for shielding the biosphere against ultraviolet-B (UV-B) radiation. Although the ozone layer is expected to recover before the end of the 21st century, a hole over Antarctica continues to appear each year. Ozone depletion usually peaks ...
Salarieh, Babak Salman, Abdullahi M.
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Frontiers in Built Environment
The projected increase in sea surface temperature due to climate change is expected to substantially intensify future hurricanes. Wooden light-frame residential buildings are particularly vulnerable to hurricane damage, and their risk is expected to increase due to heightened exposure and intensifying hurricanes. Therefore, adaptation strategies ne...
Bilal, Hazrat Okonkwo, Eric C. Al-Ansari, Tareq
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Frontiers in Energy Research
Qatar is making concerted efforts at the national level to decrease anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions. The country has set its National Determined Contribution (NDC) in line with the Paris Agreement to reduce its overall emissions by 25% by the year 2030. This study identifies several pathways, which Qatar can explore to achieve its set goals....
Greenwald, Julia E. Zhao, Mervin Wicks, Douglas A.
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Frontiers in Geochemistry
Hydrogen (H2) is widely viewed as critical to the decarbonization of industry and transportation. Water electrolysis powered by renewable electricity, commonly referred to as green H2, can be used to generate H2 with low carbon dioxide emissions. Herein, we analyze the critical mineral and energy demands associated with green H2 production under th...
Medina Coro, Kenny Jair Paredes, Alex D.
The paper “Estimation of Renewable Energy Potential in Malqui Machay” performs an analysis of renewable energy potential in Malqui Machay, Ecuador, utilizing an advanced methodology that integrates geospatial analysis and application of mathematical models and equations, with data sources including NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administratio...
Zaegel, Matteo Vehils-Vinals, Mathis Guastalla, Hugo Benabou, Benjamin Gires, Auguste
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European Journal of Physics
We have all wondered once whether we should walk, run or sprint in the rain in order to stay as dry as possible. Previous publications already addressed this subject using simple models, as for the shape of the body and the description of the rain and wind. This paper presents a detailed approach which relies on a more realistic ‘human body’ shape ...
