Published December 9, 2019 | Version v1

Solar Semiconductor Refrigerator

  • 1. UG Scholar, Department of Electronics and Communication, Viswajyothi College of Engineering and Technology, Ernakulam, Kerala, India

Description

A solar semiconductor refrigerator is presented in the paper. It does not make use of any refrigerant, avoids the use of complex transmission pipes and other mechanical devices for its operation which causes ozone layer depletion (due to release of CFC’s). It is a cost effective, clean, environment friendly system. Cooling is achieved using peltier modules which operate using peltier effect and photovoltaic effect. The effect creates a temperature difference by transferring heat between two electrical junctions. Peltier module can be used for cooling as well as heating. One side of the module gets cooled and the other side becomes hot, this heat is removed to the environment using heat sink and fan. Our project mainly aims to provide refrigeration system to the remote areas where power supply is not easily accessible, so we are using solar panels for its operation.

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References

  • Jinfa Qian, Yaping Wang, Huixiang Qian (January 2009), "Analysis of PV industry development", Electrical, pp. 1−4.
  • Rui Duan (February 2009), "The characteristics and the status quo on solar semiconductor refrigeration technology", Journal of Shanghai Electric University, Volume 25, Issue 1, pp. 75−78.
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