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201. A compact flat solar still with high performance

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Peng, Guilong, primary, Sharshir, Swellam W., additional, Hu, Zhixiang, additional, Ji, Rencai, additional, Ma, Jianqiang, additional, Kabeel, A.E., additional, Liu, Huan, additional, Zang, Jianfeng, additional, and Yang, Nuo, additional

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2021
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203. Thermal investigation of a solar box-type cooker with nanocomposite phase change materials using flexible thermography

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Palanikumar, G., primary, Shanmugan, S., additional, Chithambaram, V., additional, Gorjian, Shiva, additional, Pruncu, Catalin I., additional, Essa, F.A., additional, Kabeel, A.E., additional, Panchal, Hitesh, additional, Janarthanan, B., additional, Ebadi, Hossein, additional, Elsheikh, Ammar H., additional, and Selvaraju, P., additional

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2021
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222. Rotating-wick solar still with mended evaporation technics: Experimental approach.

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Abdullah, A.S., Alarjani, A., Abou Al-sood, M.M., Omara, Z.M., Kabeel, A.E., and Essa, F.A.

Subjects
SOLAR stills
Abstract

The performance of the rotating wick solar still is investigated under different operating and designable conditions. A black jute cloth belt is rotated vertically and horizontally inside the distiller. The wick belt is rotated under constant ON time of 5 min and different OFF times (zero, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60 min). A DC motor (6 W) powered by a small photovoltaic (PV) system is used to rotate the belt. Besides, the effect of using nanofluid on the performance of the rotating wick still is also studied. Results showed that the best performance of the rotating wick still is obtained at 30 min OFF time either with or without nanofluid. In addition, the total accumulated productivity of the rotating wick solar still was greater than that of the conventional distiller by 315 and 300% with and without nanofluid, respectively. The efficiency of the rotating wick distiller is 84 and 82% under 30 min OFF time with and without nanofluid, respectively. The costs of one distillate liter for conventional and rotating wick solar stills without nanofluid are 0.05 and 0.027$, respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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234. Integrated PV/T solar still- A mini-review

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Muthu Manokar, A., primary, Prince Winston, D., additional, Kabeel, A.E., additional, El-Agouz, S.A., additional, Sathyamurthy, Ravishankar, additional, Arunkumar, T., additional, Madhu, B., additional, and Ahsan, Amimul, additional

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2018
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249. Productivity augmentation of rotating wick solar still using different designs of porous breathable belt and quantum dots nanofluid.

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Abdullah, A.S., Alqsair, U., Aljaghtham, Mutabe S., Kabeel, A.E., Omara, Z.M., and Essa, Fadl A.

Subjects
SOLAR stills, COTTON textiles, DISTILLERS, CONFORMANCE testing, FRESH water
Abstract

The problem of freshwater shortage is increasing a day after day. Solar distillers are suitable devices to overcome this problem for remote areas and small families. However, these devices suffer from their low productivities. Here, two different modified designs for the distillers of rotating wick types were tested. One distiller contained a rotating wick belt with a path of "L" character shape (l -RWSS), and the other with a path of "LC" shape (LC-RWSS). In addition, the wick type was investigated for black jute and cotton wicks. Moreover, the effect of belt-rotation direction (clockwise and counterclockwise) on the still performance has been studied. The period of wick belt rotation was tested (ON = 5 min and OFF = zero, 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 60 min). Also, the impact of using graphene quantum dots nanofluid on the distiller performance was investigated. Experimental results obtained that the jute wick obtained more distillate than the cotton cloth. Furthermore, the productivity of LC-RWSS with counterclockwise movement of wick belt was always larger than that with clockwise direction under all different OFF times. Also, the LC-RWSS (jute wick-counterclockwise-0.1 rpm) increased the freshwater productivity by about 17 % over l -RWSS. Besides, the LC-RWSS provided higher accumulated daily productivity than l -RWSS by 19 % and 17 % with and without nanofluid, respectively. Also, the cost of freshwater obtained is 0.018 and 0.021 $/L for LC-RWSS with and without nanofluids, respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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