Handbook of Solar Energy

Handbook of Solar Energy

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Tiwari G. N.
Springer Verlag, Singapore
EAN: 9789811008054
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This handbook aims at providing a comprehensive resource on solar energy. Primarily intended to serve as a reference for scientists, students and professionals, the book, in parts, can also serve as a text for undergraduate and graduate course work on solar energy.  The book begins with availability, importance and applications of solar energy, definition of sun and earth angles and classification of solar energy as thermal and photon energy. It then goes onto cover day lighting parameters, laws of thermodynamics including energy and exergy analysis, photovoltaic modules and materials, PVT collectors, and applications such as solar drying and distillation.  Energy conservation by solar energy and energy matrices based on overall thermal and electrical performance of hybrid system are also discussed. Techno-economic feasibility of any energy source is the backbone of its success and hence economic analysis is covered. Some important constants, such as exercises and problems increase the utility of the book as a text.  
EAN 9789811008054
ISBN 9811008051
Binding Hardback
Publisher Springer Verlag, Singapore
Publication date July 6, 2016
Pages 764
Language English
Dimensions 235 x 155
Country Singapore
Readership General
Authors Shyam; Tiwari G. N.; Tiwari, Arvind
Illustrations XXV, 764 p. 249 illus., 39 illus. in color.
Edition 1st ed. 2016
Series Energy Systems in Electrical Engineering