Photovoltaic thermal collectors: Experimental analysis and simulation model of an innovative low-cost water-based prototype
This paper presents an innovative water photovoltaic thermal collector prototype. One of the main novelties of such system is its economic affordability, obtained through low-cost materials. The collector, constructed and experimentally tested at the University of Patras (Greece), is composed of a p...
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