Optimizing the Transient Performance of Thermoelectric Generator with PCM by Taguchi Method

The Effect of Aperture Size on the Cavity Performance of Solar Thermoelectric Generator

   In this manuscript, a solar cavity packed with thermoelectric generator modules is investigated numerically. The hot plate of TEG modules make the inner surface of the cube, and the cold plate is outside of the cavity, under natural convection. The TEG modules are electrically in series. The solution algorithm using the equations of heat transfer and generated power of TEG modules is d...

Transient Thermoelectric Generator: An Active Load Story

Synthesis of Lithium Ion Sieve Nanoparticles and Optimizing Uptake Capacity by Taguchi Method

Spinel-type of MnO2 nanoparticles which successfully synthesized by a hydrothermal process, have a required capacity for lithium uptake from liquid resources. Themost lithium adsorption capacity of 6.6 mmol/g of up to now was found to be an important limiting parameter for industrial applications. Therefore, increasing uptake capacity of these ion sieve...

Improving forecasting performance by employing the Taguchi method

To satisfy the volatile nature of today s markets, businesses require a significant reduction in product development lead times. Consequently, the ability to develop precise product sales forecasts is of fundamental importance to decision-makers. Over the years, many forecasting techniques of varying capabilities have been introduced. The precise extent of their influences, and the interactions...

Load Frequency Control Based on Improved Fuzzy Controller in the Microgrid with Thermoelectric Generator

The Microgrid is a small-scale controlled power system, which can be used in islanded mode or in a grid-connected one to provide power. In the islanded Microgrid, the system frequency will be affected severely by the smallest disturbance which can happen due to light inertia in the system. In the independent Microgrid, several generation sources such as solar, wind, and so on can be considered....